That's an amazing picture! Now I'll better understand FS Jeffersons. Hopefully others can see this thread and learn from it as well. I've got...
I wouldn't consider it like gambling, but it does involve some risk. Sometimes I've gotten some coins and haven't resold them, but there's always...
They likely buy out estate lots, bank bags, and hand-wrapped rolls for a certain price over melt. If it is marked as BU, it's likely at least an...
Recently I saw some ungraded Jefferson nickels with full steps (one being a 1950-D) and I was wondering exactly which steps they take into...
Sometimes I've put pennies in my local bank's coin counter, and it'll reject perfectly red coins, and sometimes it'll accept ones that are bent,...
I agree. After looking at it some more, it appears to be a type 1 because of an item between the hind legs that's not in a type 2.
Recently I got this 1913-D Buffalo nickel, and I've been trying to identify the type. It's quite worn, though, which makes it quite hard. I'm...
I'm honestly not quite sure. The final bid on the coin was $70, which is something I wouldn't pay for it, but then again, there's still a lot of...
I honestly think that a lot of the grading companies know very few of the VAMs. Some world-class graders at the top companies likely need to be...
I see what you mean. It is slightly possible, though, that any classic circam coin with no mint mark is an impaired proof, as Philadelphia made...
Ain't very frustrating the truth! Imagine a millimeter making two different die crack varieties, and the difference being hundreds.
I gotta admit, that's quite the contrast. Just imagine if that actually was a proof! Stranger things have happened. I remember a YouTube video...
CAC does have expert graders on their team, so it's quits good that they could recognize it. It would likely grade as cleaned from companies like...
I think even a train wreck would be worth more. You could likely get $40 or more out of one that's holed, cleaned, corroded, scratched, and bent...
Now I've really got to think about it. The bid is now $28! Hopefully it doesn't go much higher than that, though. As a collector, I want something...
Thanks for the feedback, everyone! Hopefully I can find if it's a VAM, and if so, its value on top of that.
Hey folks! Today, I put roughly $55 into a 1922 Peace Dollar graded by PCGS as MS64 as the result of a trade. I'm wondering if it has any possible...
Honestly I've seen a cleaned coin sell for as much as an uncleaned one. Hopefully this won't happen with whizzed coins, though.
Properly cleaned means that you can barely, or sometimes not at all, tell it's been cleaned. Sometimes, properly cleaned coins fool even the experts.
I actually located part of the site from 2006, while one in 2007 had another site there. Have you found any other websites?
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