Hey, practice makes me betterer and closer to actual.
Or more likely an MS-63 Possibly PL
"but most seem to be cleaned (shiny) a long time ago." That will lower the value of the cleaned ones.
Paul: Yup, I remember it, and Frank Spadone was the one who listed and named it. He did list some funny varieties (at least they are funny today).
Sapper: Hmm, time to buy some of those drugs that the seller is using.
Ben: Well, probably ANACS, and VF-35 and possibly cleaned. Leave it in that little prison, it'll take care of preserving the coin.
Perhaps the 10,000 point scale. AU-60 DC, FBL A deep cameo for a Denver mint?!?!? And FBL== there are none showing!!!
But, I agree with your sentiments. Esp about those alphabet soup graders.
Don't you love the ten digit certification #?
badams1" 1) Welcome 2) most likely, the reverse was shaved off to make a love token, that was never done.
Oh, No! Not another grading service! And this one slabs non-existent coins!
But-- we aren't too prejudiced.
Looks good to me, and, although it may have been cleaned, it is a high grade.
One, but only if it is TPG'ed.
"Graded by EAGC. High Grade Specimen!!" Oh, boy. Just what we need another part of the alphabet soup of graders.
Congratulations, and well done. As for value, wait for Mike Diamond to show up. He will give you a value.
Bill: Thanks, I couldn't find an illustration of the weakness + a cud. Frank
DGH: Welcome to forum, but, keep trying. Good luck.
Well, I hope that you get it. Let us know how it goes tomorrow.
Nice return on your investment! Congratulations! (I wish that I had actually bought some, but I hate dealing with the mint.)
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