Just as a reminder - I gave your nickel below a 5, and it deserved it all day long. [IMG] The light pastel single-sided Buff Nickel above -...
:rolleyes: If your photos are accurate, then it is barely toned. If your photos are not accurate, then why post the coin at all? :confused:...
Well, then take better photos and I'll judge accordingly. As posted, it looks to be barely toned. Yes, it's attractive. But, toned Buffalo...
I'm at a 3.0 on the Buffalo. It's beautiful and a great coin, but we're scoring toning here, right? It's barely toned at all...not sure how it...
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The young man selling these items is named "J.R. Bissell" - makes me wonder, are you related? Almost too much to be a coincidence.
It's in a slab. I don't see any suggestion/proof that it's certified (no Cert number, no grade, etc.) In no way to I see this as an endorsement...
Here are a few in my collection: 1972 Pobjoy Mint [IMG] Hearn pieces (original proof and proof like restrike): [IMG] [IMG] The INA Retro...
Love that acorn design.
I’m at 5.5 on the Morgan.
Some particular angles or views of coins are difficult in plastic, but the plastic doesn't "remove" the color that TrueView images have supposedly...
Your images don't show a ton of red shift - but it's certainly there and noticeable! Your coin also isn't deeply or vibrantly toned (light,...
I'm a 3.5 on the proof Lincoln Cent.
MY PHOTOS: [IMG] PCGS "TrueView" PHOTOS: [IMG]
I purchased a new little Russian coin, and the TrueView is the most egregiously red-shifted of any of the coins I own as compared to the coin's...
I'm at 2.4 and 3.0, respectively.
@ddddd : Superb coins, and I’m proud to add that Kopek to my horse set that you dropped from your 20 box! :cool:
Well, it was posted in 2018 so what were you expecting? NO IDEA why @imperial-coin posted an off the rails rant in a 2.5 year old thread.
I think it looks like a fair grade for the coin. I mean, the difference between the grades at this level are highly subjective and almost...
Hilariously awful. o_O
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