1931 Lincoln new photos. [ATTACH]
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1930 Lincoln - reshot, with original photos in post #4319 (and earlier, too). [ATTACH]
[ATTACH] @CircCam - love that 1865!
I am re-photographing some of the earliest photos I posted here. This 1928 Lincoln is an example. It used to be ANACS MS65 RB, but now it's raw....
And isn’t this exactly what eBay has done for ungraded coins? As a result I just buy what I like. Or try to, anyway. But the pictures usually...
This 1919 Standing Liberty Quarter was posted before (#21698), but I like these photos better. [ATTACH]
Here I go then: a new grading scale that corrects all the faults of the faulty Sheldon scale. Off the top of my head, we have issues with Cabinet...
And isn’t that what the market is all about anyway? Both buyers and sellers would have a basis to start from. The current grading is a parallel...
The top left image is the after of the bottom right, and the bottom left is after the top right was cleaned. It’s a magical solution to be sure.
Seriously, didn’t I present empirical evidence based on actual measurements with a micrometer just a couple of posts ago? If we had measurements...
From eBay for $2.25, but shipping was $2.98. I won't regret spending the five bucks. Generally a mid-MS grade Brown 1937 Lincoln doesn't have...
I have to say I agree. A lot of this excellent discussion is now down to the tolerances of fit of the collar, the volume of metal in the upset...
For me the reverse is the money side on this coin. Forget displaying the obverse, flip it over and really enjoy that reverse.
Based on these seller's pics, I took a shot at this 1917 Lincoln for $25. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I had a pretty good hunch that these photos were...
2001-S Proof Last shown in post #4622. [ATTACH]
Since you marked out areas of interest, I will try to address them so you can see why the other members were able to respond so quickly. At top...
New photos of this 1925-D. I was thinking it needed an upgrade, but upon further consideration I am just fine with this coin the way it is. It was...
Could have been buried for a while.
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