My post was about the study itself, that's why I said it was important article. And no, I do not think the study was flawed at all. On the...
Guys all I can tell you is to look it up. The '32 was a commemorative, period. Get out your Red Book and look. Yes, it was issued as a circulating...
Yes. I thought it was stated quite plainly and clearly in the rules.
First of all, LostDutchman told you the truth. Secondly, your dealer made you a fair offer. You see, 1904 double eagles are pretty common coins....
Not really green the SQs and others were never intended to be commemoratives. The '32 Washington was specifically issued as a commemorative. It...
I think it's on the coin. And there are more between the T and Y and below the Y. Looks like there be even more below the L and I. And light...
Let's not give readers the wrong idea here. Yes, the TPGs do have more experience than some collectors when it comes to judging AT vs NT. And yes,...
I am posting my answer to thecointrader when he asked me the same question this morning. This is what he asked me - I have been developing new...
I would agree, the comment about being lazy would not apply to you. But as you said ...... I think you would have to agree that a mountain has...
Depending on how you want to look at it, it could be either of those. But in most cases when somebody says they cherry picked a coin it is not a...
By most folks' reckoning that is the only one. However, the Washington quarter when it was introduced in 1932, was a commemorative.
It is a nice coin Amanda and an interesting piece. It is however not particularly scarce and I would say it is over-priced to say the least. It is...
Just to make sure that I am understood correctly, I do not in any way think the coin that started this thread is AT. But anyone who thinks that...
I paid $1800 for it Jason. Today, it would probably sell for 5 or 6 times that.
This one. At the time I bought it (in a large, open and very popular auction) there were 2 or 3 known to exist. But the coin was not properly...
The contest is over folks, and I'm sorry to say it will not be allowed to continue because it is not numismatically related.
Good job Ruben, that is an important article ;)
No they do not contain PVC, but yes they can and will damage the coins. Because these kinds of flips are made from harder, stiffer plastic, they...
Add color and value to the list Mike and you pretty much round out the list ;)
When I said PMD I did not mean damage that would stop the coin from being graded, but rather marks imparted to the coin post strike. They are the...
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