AU-55. It's an AU-58 if it has a lot of mint luster. It does not show in the photo.
I remember when the "get buried in your numismatic purchases at home" channel called these gold (and platinum) plated quarters an "investment."...
It's silver. I told you the look was funky. The blue toning above Ms. Liberty's head is the least convincing.
So the mint is selling these over sized, and undoubtedly over priced, "coasters" again? This is like buying a big silver round except that it's...
The thing about most auctions is that all of the "action" happens at the end. It can look "cheap" for weeks, but that is only because the real...
Congratulations! I remember when I completed my first Whitman, Lincoln Cents, 1941 to date in the mid 1960s. It felt like an accomplishment. The...
The coin almost looks like it’s been pickled in acid. The weak stars and legend on the reverse are not natural wear. The coin would get a details...
I am so glad I am not attracted to this stuff.
It’s probably worth $5,000 as an error coin on eBay.
CAC rejected it in the PCGS AU-58 holder. When I look at some of stuff they throw to which they award a sticker, scratch my head. I’ve a photo...
That is a nice one. I have gone though several of these coins as a type collector. I had a couple when I was dealer. They were nice for the grade,...
I have passed on two Coligula denarii, which had issues, at more than $5,000. An aureus would cost a fortune. All of them are expensive. The...
This one is easy to upgrade. The mintage has estimated to be a couple million at least. The trouble is they are pricey, relative to their numbers,...
I am headed off to the Summer FUN Convention. I will be speaking on Friday at 1PM. My topic will be "Building a Type Set of $20 Gold Pieces."
VF-30
EF-45
AU-58. It might be Mint State. I would to examine the flat spots in person to decide about that.
EF sharpness, but cleaned.
VF-25
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