I think it will get an MS-62, and in that grade it’s worth the grading fee.
When people take the time to comment on your questions, comments like that are totally out of line. You can disagree, but attacking those who are...
I would be interested to know how this could happen in the mint. I thought that the edge lettering was imparted on these coins at the same time...
What you have is a copy of a copy. In the mid 19th cenury, I believe it was Willis Betts, made a set of dies to reproduced the Fugio Cents. The...
Here are a couple of genuine Fugio Cents. This coin was part of large hoard of Mint State pieces that held by The Bank of New York. The bank had...
Sorry, but it’s a copy and has no collector value. Many of these copies have been made over the years.
Here's my set. Everything is silver except Caligula. [ATTACH]
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It’s okay, but with the current price of gold and the huge premium the mint charges for gold pieces, it’s going to be wicked expensive. I would...
Sorry, but there a big slash down the jaw and many marks in the nose. This is a “C” grade MS-65. Toning does not look like that
They shouldn’t be. The CC Morgan Dollars are often made as well or better than their Carson City counterparts. Why should they get a grading...
I didn't accomplish paying for the sets; someone else did. I just put them together. The sets included in the 1895 Proof. Like the 1907 High...
I would net it out as a Fine-12. Yes, it has a full LIBERTY, but the eye appeal is totally lacking. It's nice find from a junk box, but not a...
I am going to break the rules and post a real wooden medal produced from pressed wood. This was issued for Grover Cleveland during the 1884...
Yes, I have done this with my Roman emperor collection. Most of the coins are raw with a few in slabs. I take pictures of the slabbed coins and...
This is another example of the mint putting shaft to the collector to please the flippers. This thing is bogus from the start. If you want to...
Your "over $300" rule for slabbed coins is not a bad one. If you heirs get ready to sell, I can tell you from experience that they will probably...
For as long as there have been grading companies, there have been “A”, “B” and “C” rated coins within the number grades. I agree with you that the...
Right now I am collecting one of every emperor to Constantine UNLESS it's one that costs thousands, like Didius Julianus. It was neat that he was...
I understand that they did that in Massachusetts with the silver coinage. When I lived in New England, dealers sometimes had cull Massachusetts...
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