Thanks so much for that explanation!! I've heard the term before, but never knew what it was.
I pulled this from circulation some 30+ years. I just re-discovered it while looking through a bunch of misc. stuff I had packed away. It looks...
Here are a couple I found while searching nickel rolls in the early '60's. I've always thought of the first one as a 1926-S. After getting a...
Wow!! Love the Buffalo $10. You don't see them very often, especially in that shape. Beautiful. :bow:
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Nice looking Lincoln. Marks on the face are probably exaggerated due to the large image, but I'll still say 64RD.
Thank you for the great compliment. I had a set of proof Buffalo's that I sold last year. They still tug at my heart strings and now have a severe...
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It was exciting to see the new diagnostics. Thank you, Charmy for showing them. Was the obverse new as well, or just the reverse?
If you need any assistance in converting to the correct format, I may be able to help.
Charmy, did you ever get any updated photos of your coin and it's diagnostics? Would love to see them.
Here is a link to a PCGS thread done about 3 years ago. A lot of images are missing, but there is still some good...
I see what you mean Jason. Using "plus" also brings up a multitude of useless listings.
Try using "PCGS plus", "NGC plus" or "NGC star plus". It works pretty good.
I want to say 63, but I think ANACS gives it a 64.
Having the same color scheme on both sides of the coin is another dead giveaway of an AT coin.
Those recent appearances are from 2000 and 2001. Looking at the Heritage Archives from 2009 and 2010, the prices realized are from a low of around...
That is a great list, although since you are including the Buffalo nickel and Mercury dime, I would also include a Lincoln cent, V and/or Shield...
Affordable would be a relative term, while World Class may not be. When I hear the term world class collection, I think of collections that are...
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