Strange. I've posted these same pics on cointalk, and had people grade this coin anywhere between AU-55 and MS-66.
Well, I was going to post my 1938-D, but I can't find pics of it. I know I posted this 1943 before, but its been a while, probably over six...
I agree. And by the way Catbert, if you want some nice UNC Walkers like the ones I showed you, just show a little restraint and save you money...
$115? Not bad.
I'd say its a solid VF. I don't see anything that leads me to believe to toning is artificial, but I'm not expert. As for the greysheet value, I...
Don't leave us hangin. What was the grade :)
Count me in. Thanks!
Congrats kdkenn!
A friend in India sent me these. I really like the obverse, and the story behind the man on the reverse too. [IMG] [IMG]
Wow. That is a beautifull token, in great shape! Nice bit of photography too. The story of it is interesting. And it is pretty cool that less than...
No one is born with grading abilities.
Thanks for the opportunity! Count me in.
When you started this thread elaine, I did not agree with you at all. I thought that the $1 silver eagle was low enough. But the way the economy...
hehehehehehe!
Yes, I have seen these and read about them. Apparently it was indeed man-made, and done way back then. Apparently a sick sense of humor is nothing...
I subscribe to both those, and coinvalues. They're all good. But overall CoinWorld is my fav.
The PCGS girls? Nice!
I don't think of the different dimensions. I collect mostly U.S. but some World and Ancients both on the side too. I guess in my mind a collector...
...on "full step" Jefferson nickels?
I spent a bunch of Kennedys last year, and had no problem. Most people actually seemed really excited to receive them.
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