I am less cynical then you are close minded to the truth. Everything I posted in my last post has been documented and can be checked/ researched/...
As far as finding anything significant, the brothers were on the island treasure hunting from 2006-2013 and gave up like all of the previous...
White vinegar with a splash of hydrogen peroxide, will make the date appear most of the time, but the coin will become a bit whiter, and it will...
That 1856 FE is simply smashing.
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Looks real. No reason to fake a 1914-D in that condition. Some kind of toning or ED and not copper would be my guess.
That coin has been cleaned. Which makes it less than $500. And a problem coin. May be a VG-8-12 details.
In this case (to me) it's black and white and not gray. They may not be doing anything "illegal". But it is wrong, unethical, amoral and they are...
Picked up an 1885 1 Pfennig for 50 cents in my old LCS bucket. I just liked the condition and age. And then I found out years later it's a $30+ coin.
That last nine in the top right is lower on both bills, but I doubt that is enough to make it worth more.
PT Barnum never said that. Although it has been attributed to him. "There's a sucker born every minute" is a phrase closely associated with P. T....
That may be true. But how can coins be compared that are minted 1500 miles apart with different machines, dies, etc. ?
They are crooks. Rationalization is a poor excuse.
These 2 coins were produced at different mints. I don't think you can compare those strikes, dies, etc.
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Even if you bid in the last few seconds, the other bidder can have sniping software and you are going to be outbid most times.
The design change practically requires that the new bill not be labeled 2006, but 2007.
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Here is a roll of UNC 1954-D Lincoln cents for $21. If they are truly unc, can you pull 1 67+ out of there?...
A gold nugget should test much higher than 14K which is only 58% gold.
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