1904: MS63BN possibly MS64BN 1905: AU55BN
Put simply, I don't care. Most of my collection will be dispersed when I am dead (I am currently 35 years old -- so that will be a long while I...
The hobby means different things to different people. I can only give my opinions / advice based on my perspective of what collecting means to...
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In my opinion, one of the most beautiful potential small dollar designs proposed. Can you imagine if these were the circulating small dollar...
This will be the "coin of the century" when kitty gets to the top of the slide....wait for it....wait for it... ;) [IMG]
Paul, you're killing us with all of these one-sided coin posts! :D I wanna see the other side! ;)
Well that went down hill very fast. To answer the OP's question: "I wouldn't".
Many of you may be interested in this article/thread I wrote up on the NGC forums a couple years back. PCGS assigns the Full Bands designation to...
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I would really like to see the full obverse/reverse pairing of that coin. It's an interesting obverse color.
It's a great design, and your example looks to be lovely. I'd be careful saying that the low MS-graded ones you're seeing from pictures have...
What a joke.
The artistry on these "fantasy" pieces just draws me in. And, for the going "raw" price of around $5 each, I had to have one. :) OK, more than...
I think they all have their merits. Here is another that is not among those posted above in the original post. However, this one is on a 10...
I agree with Chris, they look like roller marks to me. As minted, and supported by the fact that they are consist on the obverse and reverse, and...
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The OPs coin is VF in the USA system based on the reverse photo. No way it's AU. Sorry.
My God Don Willis is looking ragged and old.
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