I still think it looks cleaned on the obverse. Good luck.
Hi @RichUrich , nice token! Just for clarification, they are Conder tokens -- named after James Conder, not named after the big birds. :)
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Well, the good part is that you got what you paid for -- $17 is a pretty cheap education...and it does "work" -- just not very well.
NGC has graded and slabbed more than 30 million coins. Counting the one pictured in this thread, I have seen probably 10 or 20 even remotely...
Because there are no fake unslabbed coins? lol :rolleyes:
Why on earth would you buy bank boxes of 2015 cents? They are each worth (surprise) one cent -- and they are heavy as heck when hoarded by the...
If you have a relationship with a dealer who submits regularly (i.e., you buy from his store on a semi-regular basis), they will often submit...
PS - your avatar coin is 19th century, not 18th. ;)
If you really want to go with PCGS, why not just submit through a trusted dealer? As others have noted you have to submit four coins of one...
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Thanks @jello , I have always liked the Kruger-Gray Acorn Sixpence. In general, I think Kruger-Gray was one of the best coin designers of the...
Just purchased this lovely Kruger-Gray design of the sixpence from Atlas. Glad I held out for a superb example; it's been on my want list for...
I have been working on my photography for around 6 years. For about the past 3.5 years I have been happy with it. I'm using a Canon T2i mounted...
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It's too bad how USA-centric this thread is. In terms of artistry the USA coinage lags behind, and is only getting worse. I don't have any to...
Stacks Bowers Galleries and Teletrade were both Spectrum Group International owned companies. They were combined into one operating group...
This is a really hard question. These three would be among my top 20 or so, and pretty high toward the top, but my top 3 could vary. I also...
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