Those are the worst pics I’ve ever seen. My eyes hurt.
There’s nothing wrong with the coin or the slab. They often look like that… the older generation slabs.
Was good to see you again, Alan!
Looks more like a VF35
Since I work for DLRC, I can tell you that would be an absolute NO. Never. Our weekly auctions are breaking records as well. You should take a look!
The 1907 High Relief Wire Edge NGC MS65 sold for $46,000 at DLRC this Sunday. Opening bid was $44,500. There were two bidders.
All missed information can be corrected. I vividly recall watching one of my 1809 Capped Halves end on eBay about 13-14 years ago. I was expecting...
Nah nah. I told you to cherry-pick me but not tell me about it is all! Lol
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These did not turn out well, did they? :sorry::muted:
I spent over 5k with him. Mainly on a 1885 MS65 seated half.
I had two seated quarters pulled but didn’t buy either. They were too much. So I’m not sure if that was me or not!
I was there yesterday for 2.5 hours buying for David Lawrence Rare Coins. Wish I knew you were there and we could’ve met! I also bought a stack of...
This has been their policy for a couple years now, though. So it wasn’t the new owners.
Same thing happened to me when I submitted a 1795 dollar. Had VF details, but had corrosion removed, pitting, whizzed, and had been re-toned. NGC...
NGC no longer encapsulates Altered Surface coins. My understanding is that they no longer want their brand attached to such heavily “worked”...
DLRC has a NGC MS65 High Relief wire edge coming to auction soon.
:D:cool:
I certainly wish a new grading service would come forward! With established, professional names already behind it.
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