And thus the AU 64 was born ;)
Thanks Mark, but I think I'll disagree that those are wear.. well, kinda disagree. Couldn't that be something like shelf wear? Because this is a...
Just so you know, I'm in the middle of one too!
well, it definitely looks UNC but better pictures would be needed for a more accurate grade.
Actually you are right, although no dealer will give you that for it. But Gold has definitely jumped and passed the numismatic value for this. So...
This is a 20 Francs from France (obviously) KM#847 90% Gold (apparently) with 9,158,000, worth 130$ in Unc. according to my 34th edition Krause
Would someone be willing to circle the "worn" areas for me, I can't seem to spot it in the pictures.
LOL! What's with the tape over the mintmark? LOL!
better than the 3 years in the other thread:goof:
Hi gran, What you are describing sounds like a grease filled die caused the missing "L". There is no added premium for these, and they are quite...
nobody remembers this thread...
Although I agree, all these are scary, Im not sure these are MUCH better. The rough surface on the 4th one, and the doubling on the 1st and 2nd...
Cointalk, has affected me DRASTICALLY! I joined just over a year ago, and I knew nothing at all. I collected Canadian small cents and large cents,...
alright, now this is an amzing reproduction,...
PCGS, ANACS, or NGC are the top 3, Canadians use ICCS. But posting pictures here first is a good idea, we'll let you know if it's worth it to send...
Well, among a few others yes. I searched for quite a while looking for that site someone posted a while back showing all the different grading...
I think Ill cast my vote for #52
I hate to break it to you, but that slab is not an ICG Slab, and that coin certainly is not an MS67 example, I hope you didn't pay too much for it!
Well, heres one that is on ebay and there have been previous HA auctions for one like this that have sold between 2500 - to upwards of 4700, Do...
Ok, this is my first attempt at answering a question like this. Unless you can afford to keep 100$, spend it. As far as I know this came from a...
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