Heritage images are often flat and lifeless, while a coin can look quite lustrous and vibrant in hand. For a long time, I thought they were...
Just for you @Travlntiques :D [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
65RB (argh that spot! :( ) 64RB 63RB 58BN (or 63BN - hard to tell in the glamour shots from Phil Arnold if there is rub)
AU Details (Environmental damage) Is it really that dark, as in the pictures? IF so, I'm not a fan. To each his/her own.
Better charge your phone, 26% is frighteningly low for us techno-philes. :D
Why don't you call NGC and ask them? They made the policy, not anyone on this forum. 1-800-NGC-COIN A better question might be, why are you...
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Fair enough. ;)
Read the whole thread. The Heritage pics were posted in the first page about 7-8 posts down. I still think you are seeing things but arguing is...
I figured as much, but I was just making sure. I get annoyed my non-science people (i.e., business hucksters) trying to use "sex appeal" of cool...
I think you're seeing things...or your eyes are playing tricks on you. It may be overpriced, but it looks graded about right to me. There is...
It's not DNA. It's some sort of fluorescing plastic additive. I promise you it is NOT a biological material like DNA -- which would degrade over...
Have you been under a rock for the past week or 10 days? Already a thread posted by this title.
This thread is useless without pics! :cigar: ;)
Gosh, I'm just chomping at the bit to have to reholder all of my coins at $17 a pop, pay for that $300 machine that can detect the "invisible"...
That 1904 looks to have very nice luster and some nice color.
PS -- I like the coin. I'm just not generally a fan of "over-sexed" coin pictures...which seems to be basically most everything that Phil Arnold...
Looks 62/63 to me. Luster is a bit muted for much higher. AU58 wouldn't surprise me either, as it's hard to tell with the "glamour shots"...
Poor Mr. Saltus was the guy who died from having accidentally drank his cyanide containing coin cleaner instead of his ginger ale. :eek: [IMG]
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