Ruben, Eduard is a member of this forum and he is the owner of one of the known examples of this coin. He has posted about it in this thread.
But how old is this provenance, how far back does it go ? I ask that because if it is older than 7 years then it might not really mean anything....
Can't swear to it, but I don't think so. From what I understand you cannot mix and match. You can still get them to grade all your coins, you...
Wexler is considered by many to be one of the most knowledgeable people there is when it comes to varieties. When new varieties are found, he is...
I'm not that familiar with dealers in London so it's hard for me to tell you who to go to. But you can try these guys -...
There is no doubled die variety known for that dime. Is it a DD ? Maybe. For that, spend the $5-$10 and send it to him.
Micro - what kind of coins are we talking about here ? I'm asking because getting a coin graded can cost $25-$40 per coin. Add another $6-$10 per...
Just do a Google search for - Standard Catalog of World Coins. You'll find dozens of places selling them. Most will be around the same price but a...
Before they changed it ? They didn't suddenly discover it like it was a mistake, they knew what was going on before they ever did it. They...
Do you mind saying who you bought this from ? The obv of the coin is also damaged with some rather severe scratches and the damage isn't even...
Yeah, but you know why I don't subscribe ? Because anybody can claim that any light wear, even wear from circulation, is cabinet or roll friction...
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The thing you are not listening to is that there was a time when they did not grade older coins hopelessly high. But that was only true with older...
That depends, how much is too much ? What you have to ask yourself is quite simple - can the coins move inside the tube ? The answer of course is...
And I agree. The holder itself is but the first step of proper coin storage as I have explained many times. But in this case were only talking...
Probably not, at first anyway. But what about after 10 years of it, 20 ? The point is it imparts more wear to the coin, that is an undeniable...
I don't think you are listening to what is being said, but have it your way.
Nothing. There is only 1 thing that changes a coin from being MS to not being MS. That 1 thing is wear. It doesn't matter where you got a coin...
They are pretty much all over the place, on the obv they are most noticeable close to the edges, in the shield area, and the rose area. On the rev...
Am I sure ? Absolutely not. But based on what I see that is my best guess. As for being completely different, yes. Just look at the details on...
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