technically no.... you're just riskin' it in hopes you won't be the one that ends up with the coin and paid too much for it ;) Seriously, though,...
Looks ex-jewelry. But, since it's a McKinley gold dollar, it's likely to still bring a good $300-350.
I'd say it'll be a nice show outside of the bourse chairman, who is actually one reason why I'm not going. In a few words, Andy (the bourse...
They can command a small premium, likely in the $5-15 range, possibly near the middle of the estimate as the coin pictured is in Fine details,...
These are 4 really nice coins! I think those no stars obverses are quite interesting; imagine if every year in the Seated coin series had no...
At least a VF-25.
I'll agree with the others. 1989-P.
I'm gonna say it sells for $150,000+. 40 days left, a literal eternity on GC, and it's already up to $17,500. With buyer's fees around $19,500....
I'd definitely vote no on it. This one's such a bizarre oddity that I doubt even the Mint knew about it, outside of whoever working for them had...
Not sure if it's an actual error but as a regular GC bidder, it's likely gonna go for thousands. Only one question: how in the name of James...
I wouldn't be surprised either. They'll likely go through Stack's Bowers, aka the Mint's personal status collector house, but they might avoid it...
Its net grade would likely be a VF-20. That's quite the awesome looking coin.
Counterfeit "error" coins, along with the others you mentioned, would be downright insane to see. I've seen a counterfeit Barber half and...
Definitely a fake. [ATTACH] For reference, this is what the date on a 1914-S should look like. Relatively narrow, compared to later dates, as is...
MS-66 is my guess. My luck at GTG is a little different though.
Looks like VF20 if it straight-grades.
Probably been through at least one. I'd say at that time, the brass coins, even with gold coins' denominations, were treated with significantly...
For my example, I did some digging on the internet until I found the matching one. PCGS lists it here:...
This is the BG-1328 variety of California tokens, dated 1864. I have one of these and yours could very well be genuine because the originals were...
Looks like XF-45 to me.
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