I think that it's important to remember that there's more to a PL Morgan than mirror fields. There doesn't appear to be enough frost on the...
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The coin is likely plated. they plated these coins with silver and platinum... why? nobody knows!
IIRC these labels were sold by The Coin Vault. The labels really have nothing to do with anniversaries, per se, as much as the 20th anniversary...
IMHO, the obverse isn't even close to PL. The reverse is very reflective, but it takes two sides to make a DMPL or PL coin.
My son was 10 lbs 8 oz too LOL
why does this not surprise me??? LOL
7lbs 10 oz
Too many bag marks for MS-66 or above. I'd say MS 64 due to fatigued dies.
nice job and good call to clean it, Mat
CONECA is the authority in my book!
I don't understand how this coin could grade less than XF... just my humble opinion
not stupid, Lee and a darned entertaining thread to boot :) you had us all on the edge of our seats.
The coin in the picture is a proof coin. Please don't send it in to verify, that would be a waste of money.
http://www.dictionary.com/browse/rare?s=t These coins are easy to obtain and in very high grade. That is the antithesis of rare, but I guess...
I resemble that remark Kurt! LOL
I stick by my original statement. They're not rare. Not by any definition of the word. There's where your answer lies.
the invoice numbers may not be helpful in determining the number of orders for the Gold SLQ. If I'm not mistaken, the order numbers are used for...
relative rarity??? There are millions of them... the coin is not rare. Thus a likely reason for the lack of interest.
not to mention that the premium that you pay for silver proof sets will likely never be equal to the melt value
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