Go for it, I got a VF in 1996, and haven't found a better one since. Plenty of lower grades, but none better.
RNA: Welcome, and please try to post some pictures. I can't imagine what you mean by an aluminum finish. The clad reverse layer missing is a...
Barber: Why not do what I have done, I started with lower grades and gradually, as they became available, upgraded. At least that way you...
Mike is right! Your photo is a lock to buy, his almost looked fake, like lead. Great deal!
Phoenix: What is impressing you abut those numbers? Not very low, nor unusual.
Cloudsweeper: A very valid statement, not arguement, but statement. Only spend what you can do without, and assume that it is spent....
I agree with an MS-63, and it certainly looks original.
Yes that is, I believe a die clash. However, the differences in the position so the hair curls and stars, along with the date are the reasons for...
That I don't have? easy the 1901 S Barber Quarter!!!!!!!!!!! I missed one, actually blew it a couple of years ago, and now I may never own one....
Ben: $135!!!!!!!! And how much for the bullets? Wow, I must have been asleep. Great grab.
Whenever I get the chance, but, except for a bunch of half dollars (2 times), I haven't done it in months.
Sorry, but what denomination? Can I assume that you meant a silver eagle?
"Submitted for your review is an 1890 S Morgan. Has it been cleaned (small scratches)?" I don't know if it has been cleaned, and the marks may be...
Kenny: Can you provide link or lot #?
slucas: Also, welcome to Coin Talk.
whizzed, but I don't see it as a fake. What do you all see to question it?
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slucas: For what ever reason, NGC certifies far more MS-70's than PCGS, so the PCGS ones go for a lot more money. Supposedly because they are...
1832 I believe. And, you'll hear from others, but, my gut is that it may be a contemporary counterfeit. Which may not be a bad thing. If...
Congratulations! Now search for seller 'estatedoctor' great feedback! And..........duck!!!!!!
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