Sigh...yet another thread I wish I hadn't opened. Tim, some advice -- think before you post. :rolleyes:
An absolutely splendid coin design. One of my favorites from the 20th century! :D
1) The images are free, and done as a service so you can get an idea of whether the coin you're looking to buy is the same as the one at the time...
Thanks Matt. The take away message for me has been that, 1) Many coins that have the CAC sticker I find very attractive, and high-end -- but not...
Quite frankly, after a few CAC threads recently, I'm not sure what to think of CAC anymore. Despite what their website says, more than one savvy...
I agree there is no middle ground. I don't like the acid tests for the reasons you stated. The submersion of the medal under water isn't...
Regardless of how you measure it (displacement, or weight in water), you would need to submerse the medal in water, correct? That's the part that...
While this is true, it's not exactly something that's very easy. To do it appropriately (at least that I've seen) you need to have a very precise...
As micbraun stated, the Funck work is the standard.
Beautiful coins, but man they are loosey-goosey on the FH designation for 1916 SLQs. :confused:
Lovely Barber Half -- but I have no idea how that came out at MS66 with the gash across Liberty's cheek down through her lips. :eek:
1916. Transition year of designs, so many great choices. Barbers, WLH, Mercury dime, SLQ, Buffalo nickel. A great bunch of coins IMO.
Bing, as best I can tell, the letters at the bottom are SMNΓ. If you click on my photos above they will blow up a bit to the size of your screen....
Hello all, I recently picked up a coin that I know little about, but have seen many of the type. I know there are dozens of varieties of this...
I have had an international package arrive after 80+ days. It's good that you are being proactive, but you may simply have to wait this one out a...
Stainless steel, mintage 90 million coins. In absolute highest MS condition and slabbed, maybe $40. In the condition shown, I'd say maybe $2-3....
Linkie no Workie. Please don't leave us hanging...
The PCGS + was jointly announced with NGC in March of 2010. It was a collaborative decision between the two companies, so I don't see how it...
Your title stating that you "need" to have a coin graded makes it sound as though it is absolutely necessary. So, it sounds from your new...
Updated links? I get " PAGE NOT FOUND" error...
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