that sucks. did it ever grade?
so we were both off by 1, eh, Ruben? and it only took a year!
I agree with Doug and Duke. I like the first coin best, and I like the 2nd photograph best. Both very nice coins, hard to go wrong with either!
It's not like they've sold out. Send it back for another one!
isn't the Buchannon the coronet large cent design? I'd love to see pics of the obverse! Sorry, but I don't know what the anomaly is on your...
nice woody, jesse!
those things circulate???
I may not like the design and the cookie-cutter style with which it moves forward, but I am glad that the United States Mint is making an attemt...
I was pretty certain that FoodSaver bags were air-tight. I still think I'm right. thanks zeke!
I appreciate the help from anyone who is willing and able. I need the CDN prices (bid and ask) for: 1962 Proof Set 1964 Proof Set 1969...
a $2 Silver certificate???
they're not supposed to be guesses bully... ;)
65 67 66 nice die crack running down Liberty's neck
poor lighting and less than adequate camera skills I am afraid. The coin is clean
Lehigh's proof Franklin made me think about this one. I LOVE the look of Ultra Cameo Franklins! It's a coin that you just don't see every day!...
I will admit, Paul, that I definitely can see the violet better in the diffused lighting. unfortunately, even in-hand with the violets, I...
Phil, I don't think that the Mint packaging claims to be air-tight. Is that what you're saying? That the original proof set plastics are air-tight?
It depends. If you made the 1905 Morgan out of an 1878 Morgan, it is not an imitation numismatic item and therefore doesn't require that it be marked.
Doug, FoodSaver bags are vacuum sealed. Not quasi-sealed, but vacuum sealed. Coins will not tone in them regardless of where they're stored. It...
The upper loop IS larger than the bottom, but that is one of the key diagnostics of a type 2 coin. The upper loop will be larger and have a...
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