So apparently you only collect coins minted since 1980 or so? You won't find a silver coin from the 1800s or 1700s that hasn't oxidized a bit...
I read this entire thread....that's 20 minutes of my life I can't get back. <facepalm>
I mean, we're getting to the point where the TPG's guarantees are worthless. I don't know why we pay these guys $30-50 a pop to put our coins in...
The OP paid PCGS to get it right. They screwed it up, not just a typo. They should do what they deem as correct to remedy the situation. I'm...
@gbroke: The 1941-D and 1944-D are absolutely breathtaking. Superb! I don't think the 41-D will go 68 though...67 max, if NGC is having a crappy...
People seem to think that this is just some know-nothing in the plastic slab sealing room typing in the two wrong letters "PR" instead of "MS"....
Which is what the OP purchased the coin for a couple weeks back on eBay with better pics than he's using/showing here. Sure he could post it...
No offense meant to others posting, but at $325 even with a best offer option on eBay, I would be hugely turned off by such a wildly high price as...
Firstly, the privately issued tokens from 1787-1804 are called CondEr Tokens, not CondOr tokens. They are named after the gent who wrote one of...
1899 Great Britain, 6 pence [IMG]
...10-15 million of those are Morgans and modern bullion. You'd think they'd at least get the ones that MATTER right...you know, the ones where...
Um....the OP posted a screen-shot in his first message here. Still able to be viewed there. I also took screen shots of the Cert View page, and...
I'm going to throw this out there: It was graded by the same three PCGS "graders" who graded the supposed PR65RB "Matte Proof" Lincoln. For now,...
Not only did they get the manufacture method wrong (proof?), they also over-graded it by at least 1 if not 2 points for the "purdy" toning. PCGS...
@Larry Pelf : One post and then disappearing because many/most of us don't believe it's actually a proof. That doesn't seem like you care too...
1914 Germany, 1 Mark [IMG]
It's a private company, so it doesn't say. It just says he owns more than 50%. His shares are "voting rights" shares, so if he owns more than...
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