Am I tired - the obverse toning all look silver to me? What are the real colors? And as far as I am concerned - if you like them then they must...
So true!
Sorry to hear about that - I still like the coins.
To me it almost sounds like a self-serving rant - kind of like "see what happens when you don't use us" and pay us 5% to purchase coins for you....
Looks nice to me!
Even banks can run short of rolls and no there is not a law to lock the teller up. LOL - my credit union did run out of $20(or was it $10) once...
I thought it was an O-109a also. Way to go toad!
I personally do not see why you would not get XF money for this coin.
Welcome to the site! This question might be best asked in the bullion forum. Me personally - I think with gold low you might want to buy any...
Very nice indeed.
Congratulations and the coin looks nice to me.
Knowing you and your tastes - I would say sell. Me I have a low grade album I could stick it in. The color just seems off to me.
Thanks coinman and paul. That is like the 1868 IHC I have - you can't see the hairlines on it and the luster and cartwheel are flat. On it the...
But the cartwheel effect can be broken by just over-dipping a coin. I have seen this on a few high grade morgans. I am really not trying to be...
Now that 1941 makes more sense - I see the scooch(is that the technical term :)) marks. Thanks.
What do you use? I notice you say "would prefer" and not I use. I use all the free silica gel packets I get from work. I set them in the safe...
But what is pointing to whizzing or "poor attempt" an whizzing? I am not seeing any indicators. All I see is a previously cleaned coin starting to...
Okay I think I see where it originally was. But how exactly does this happen in such a way to leave the I intact? I would have expected that the...
Wow - I just need to adjust my definition of low grade. :) Some of them certainly look nice.
Would someone explain to me how the I in liberty got moved like that in circulation? How the heck could it shift so perfectly that I see nothing...
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