"the value of a 1882 CC coin in MS64 be (graded by ANACS)?" I presume that you are referring the the Morgan silver dollar? edit: oops,...
Both the John Marshall and the Ben Franklin commems are listed in the Guide Book, as the "Coin and Chronicles" sets, but, strangely, no others...
Roy: ? ASW = Actual Silver Weight? Inquiring minds want to know.
I found this thread today, while researching for info on SGS. They give a nice comparison of all (well a lot) of grading companies, good info....
Speedy: From SGS's own web page: (So, apparently they only grade high grade coins, or: "Only coins reaching grades of 60 to 70 will be graded....
Aiden: When did Reader's Digest give these out? I don't remember foreign coins as a promotion from them.
Edit: I called off work sick to take these in to be looked at, and so I could browse their store...is that bad? *looks innocent* Trouble ahead!...
dud: Well, it is a 1941, and a start to a collection of early wheat cents.
But apparently the policy is not in effect for all coins and lots. Some still show the bidders' names and some do not. No apparent rhyme or reason.
Apparently Ebay has changed their info on bidders, I just noticed it this morning: "As the internet evolves, eBay continues to strike a balance...
DeOrc: That is one neat forgery. I collect contemporary counterfeits, and like yours. :thumb:
Yes, it is a popular 'error' coin, and possibly, considered to be more a variety than an error. (my opinion only, about the variety.)
Help: FIrst, welcome. Second, the IIII is the way that they frequently wrote IV (or 4), common and usual for the Spanish coins of this era. I...
Yes, weight tolerance is in either direction. And, yes, the value would exceed the cost of certification. Total value anyone?
eddie: I never consider having modern proofs graded, it isn't worth the cost of slabbing to me. Occassionally, I will buy one already slabbed,...
eddie: Is it in the plastic (case)? Probably from the insertion of the coins, or possibly pressure from storage. Post a picture, if you can.
bill: Very nice! Looks like a lot of labor.
Aiden: Use this link: http://www.usmint.gov/mint_programs/commemoratives/index.cfm?flash=yes&action=Marshall
Remember, don't clean it! Also, the reserve seems high. Aiden: What do you think?
Well, the government has little to worry about, when was the last time that anyone used or had an Ike dollar in their pocket?
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