Gorgeous.
I’m not seeing anything worth more than a 2 on the proof Ike. ...my scores... Ike: 1.7 Morgan: 2.8
That’s an interesting assessment. To my taste, I think the Moose is definitely a head above this one - if for no other reason than the toning on...
1887 Morgan: it’s a 5.5 for me.
My score on the franc was a 3.5. @Morgandude11 , you’re up!
I have noted what seems to be a recent trend in the (loosening of standards of) slabbing clearly problem copper coins/tokens with corrosion or...
1919 France, Silver 1 Franc, PCGS MS66 [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Sure, I'm in line next, and then @Morgandude11 , and then you can be after that I'm sure.
Stuttgart, circa 1740 [IMG]
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@7Jags : It is a nice coin. I'm not intent on detracting from the fact you got a good deal. A little bit of context helps newer collectors...
That’s not a real advertisement. It’s a meme. Modified from the original advert with Kim Novak from the 1950s.
I find it attractive. I’m at a 3.6.
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This is the epitome of natural, original toning. That being said, it's not terribly colorful or "wow-factor" on the toning scale. I think that...
The one you bought on eBay had very clear photos. If it was a coin in such great demand, you wouldn't have been the only bidder. The fact that...
My comments about mintage were Targeted to the “wow, low mintage” commenters early in the thread, not you. I’m well aware of your main...
No need to get defensive. My point was that small mintages don’t mean much if the collecting base is also extremely small. I mean, for Pete’s...
Problem is there are probably 10 collectors of modern Barbados coins. So low mintage doesn’t mean much. Does FM mean Franklin Mint?
@ddddd : @Mainebill can go ahead of me. I need to take some images of my next coin to post, and that will probably be either tomorrow or...
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