All it takes is one post or even a comment within a post that they don't like and they block/ban you. Send them an email and ask them point...
It's cheaper to buy the digital previous issues than it is to buy current issues, usually about half the cost. Buy digital copies and print them...
Because they use a different system. I'm not saying the others couldn't change things if they wanted too. But it's their company, they can run...
That's what I was thinking of as being the 4th quarterly, the monthly. Thanks for the correction.
Even then you still don't know for sure if it's fake or not. Many fakes are made with silver of the correct fineness and weight. Unless you are...
What you are not considering is it takes time for things to happen. You buy a coin in an auction, you send in your money right away. But maybe you...
Larry is correct, it is a matter of experience and judgement. Nobody, not a TPG, not the best known coin expert in the world, not anybody can say...
Believe it. Your post was edited because of what you did, your behavior, not because of the words you used. Read the rules. Such behavior is not...
Endeavor I don't think you understand how things work. The TPG's guarantee the grade they assign to a coin. The guarantee applies to coin, not to...
Each weekly issue, and each quarterly, covers different series of coins. There is no single issue that covers them all. So if you want values for...
I never bought a single book to collect it. I bought them for the knowledge and information they contain. But even by doing that, in the end you...
Polishing is done in steps, starting with course dust (a wet paste) first and progressing through finer and finer until the final stage is...
To cover all US coins you need all 4 quarterlies and 1 months worth of the weekly issues of the Grey Sheet. But I agree that 2 of those sets per...
No argument, I have one like that. But if you take care, books can be preserved in excellent condition even when used often.
Yes, die polish lines on a coin are always raised. But, so are die scratch lines, die tool mark lines, and die gouges. And on some coins you can...
Disagree if you like, but if marks, scratches, gouges, whatever are caused by by a worker using tools, rags or whatever on the die, then those...
Yep.
He's been with them for quite a few years now.
Jim, as I mentioned above,the article that I got the information from about the use of diamond dust for die polishing was published in 1915. And...
Nope, there can be no die polish lines on the devices. Care to try again ? And I'm not being a wise guy, just trying to stimulate something...
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