Numbers like 26 and 76 will probably sell higher too. Now if the mint could just focus on getting the commemorative designs into circulation...
This sounds a lot like when NGC decided to grade coins with the same scale as baseball cards.
Squishissippi!
i used to post a lot on CU and CCF but both pissed me off for different reasons, haven't even looked there in years. NGC I still drop in; the...
Pyramids ghosted on the reverse too.
Got in change around 1974. Did they have parking lots in 1902? [ATTACH]
[ATTACH] The listing section is correct - the 1992 and 1992D Close AM varieties are rare and valuable. I think footnote (b) is wrong. Varieties...
XF and EF both mean extra fine. Some TPGs say EF45 and others say XF45. VF is the lower tier Very Fine. I think XF45 on OP coin.
Congrats. I'm never going to see anything with a P.
Footnote (b) describes the Wide AM but the listings with (b) are Close AM?
This had to be the most searched coin by people who don’t know what they’re searching for.
Back when we knew how to roll out an important anniversary. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Is there an "extra fold" variety of seated liberty? Maybe I'm thinking of the shoulder fold / no shoulder fold Canadian QEII coins, or the...
Colorado Springs. Admission free for ANA members, otherwise $8. I need to get down there some day. Nice report.
There's at least a dozen double struck Buffaloes on Heritage. "buffalo nickel double struck" -...
Heck I'll say MS66. It's a tiny coin and I can't see anything but the smallest of nicks.
Seems like putting a "Denver" mint mark on them might ruffle some feathers.
The Charlton guides for Canada also split out all the not-for-circulation gunk into a separate volume years ago.
”But by show only.” That’s fine with me, they do a ton of small shows and I’d only submit that way anyway. It sounds like they’re swamped, which...
Glad I’m not the only one. Seems to be fixed now, but gosh it was painful for a few days there.
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