I'm pretty sure that neither PCGS nor NGC attributes a color (RD, RB or BN) with the copper-nickel Indian's. If a seller does this they are in error.
I think both Indian and Washington are AT. The 1863 Indian probably wouldn't be brown like a normal copper Indian or Lincoln though. From 1859...
The top one is mislabeled. It should say SP66RB [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Paul is usually pretty good with his photography. I'm sure the coin looks much better in hand than what the photo indicates. Compressing luster,...
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Oh, OK. Never mind.:angelic:
As far as the point you were trying to make I will respectfully disagree with you. You quoted this from me: I'd be interested to see what the NGC...
This is true, but for those investigating the NGC site may have a tougher time looking for the Numismedia price guide than the NGC Price Guide. It...
Price guides are always wrong when it comes to eye appealing toners. Like them or not (and I love 'em) coins with beautiful NT/MA toning always...
It looks like the average sale price seems to favor the PCGS slabed coin for this particular coin. I'd be interested to see what the NGC price...
Don't feel too bad. The winning bidder may have had a max of $300.
Too nice to be mine, just one I photographed. The owner has some world class sets.
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Same here Chris.
You're not going to stop there are you?? Let's see the goods!!:)
With toners, it's all about eye appeal. This is especially true if they are the same grade. The eye appealing coin could be worth several times...
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