BigTee - You're asking a question that has been asked a thousand times if it's been asked once. And the answer is always the same - it varies,...
wkw - Let me ask you, has your thinking changed after reading all of the responses in this thread ? I'm referring to these two comments in...
Both NGC and PCGS say that you must submit coins in flips. But, they will both accept coins in original govt. packaging like Proof sets or Mint...
I gotta ask a question. You started this by saying that Peace dollars give you problems. And now here you are saying that the left coin (the 64)...
Shouldn't do that unless the coin is a problem coin to begin with. Because after the Biox, it will be.
Believe what ya want spock, won't change the truth.
As are all the stars, and the rays on the right side.
Am I really the only one who can see this ? I'll be more explicit - look at the bottom leg of the L in HALF. First pic is an ordinary '48...
spock - there are thousands of collectors who do exactly what I described. I myself used to be one of them. I am afraid you are the one in for a...
Yeah, I really meant harshly cleaned. Tell ya what, I'm going to post 2 sets of pics. You guys tell me if either set looks to have been harshly...
Here are pics of a '48 and a '48-D. Compare the areas I mentioned to the pics in that auction. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] See any difference ?
It's possible the spots were caused by PVC, but I think it improbable. The coin looks to be in a PCGS slab, and usually they are pretty good at...
Your method works, but it could still be improved upon by establishing relationships with dealers. And improved upon significantly. And it's not...
It's hard to tell when the mint mark is H or I because the letters look the same right side up and upside down. But, if it were another mint mark...
merlin - look at all 3 of those coins on the reverse where it says Half Dollar. Pay particular attention to the L.
This rarely happens to me, I can't make up my mind whether you should buy all 3 of those coins, or none of them. And no, it has nothing to do with...
I would say that is correct.
So don't buy it, but explain to him what I said. Get him to submit the coin and pay for it. If he wants to sell it, he should be willing to do...
Well that is most definitely rather dramatic doubling on the obverse. And there are some known counterfeits that have doubling, but none for this...
He's talking about a mistake being made when the coin is struck, a rotation error. A rotation occurs error when the obv and rev dies are not...
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