I'll guess that it's not actually gold or silver.
You have a damaged coin. Nothing of value.
65
Pretty coins. Great way to finish a set.
Correct.
I'll go with a worn die. Maybe a chip with wear on top of that.
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As collectors, we do all kinds of crazy stuff. We will not get back what we paid with most coins. It's just a fun hobby that is better than most...
I'm not ready to put all the blame on the dealer. I do feel he charged too much for the coin. The buyer had to see the damage. The dealer should...
I'll bet this guy can help. @johnmilton
The few times I returned a coin, we just used it as credit on my next purchase. It was a fair way to get past my mistake.
Honest, straight talk can sometimes sound rude when it was not intended to be such. Handing out bad news is not always easy.
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Having more than one coin in a thread like this gets crazy. I believe the first coin was held back a grade because of the reverse. The obverse...
I could not decide on a grade for the toned one. The image is really out of focus. I'll bet it looks great in hand.
Same here but I'm sure dealers will be really slow in lowering the prices on really nice coins. I guess I would be slow as well if I were selling.
Looks like glue to me as well.
I'll guess PCGS gave it a 65 FB.
We are being played.
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