No one has got it yet.
Just ask Captainkirk what they do and don't do. I even managed to find the thread. http://www.cointalk.com/t46301/
Better watch out trying this. eBay tracks who works on what computer. If your cousin has EVER used your computer for eBay, one of the two of you...
22-'s are not cheap. You said EF or better and my guess is that you will not find them too much cheaper than Heritage. You might be able to get...
If you are serious, look at heritage; http://coins.ha.com/common/view_item.php?Sale_No=1132&Lot_No=139 or if you want a real nice one...
It is time for an update. Did you speak to NGC?
That is exactly what I am seeing.
Anyone want to take a stab at the grade on this coin? I have another 11-D graded by PCGS as 64 BN. The 64 has a bit more luster than this one,...
The seller states in his listing; Although not graded by the reverse alone, he is basically correct. The obverse of these coins is so weak that...
I'm sorry. I missed posting the link to the new listing;...
Apparently so he could relist it!?
It was a 1916 Liberty half coaster listed under Liberty halves! I do not understand what is wrong with that.
Your 1922- could be worth several hundred (Yes, it that condition) if it is real. I cannot tell anything for sure without seeing the reverse, but...
Well, I was wrong. They pulled it. I did not look at the item's location. What was wrong with that?
Fraud!? In big bold (literally) he states what it is and you want to call that fraud. You have got to be kidding me. Some people need to stub...
It is going to take a long time. It is not a coin!
Here is the best I can do. Bear in mind that I am not a professional photographer (but I did a lot better than Heritage).
I almost thought you were right, but then I looked at the enlargement. There are too many nicks on that to make a 40. 35 is the right grade.
First off, welcome to CT. Without a picture, no one can tell you much of anything for sure. However, the odds are very good that the die had...
The "S" was hand stamped back them. It can easily wind up nearly anywhere - literally. Sometimes they even wound up in the date or bust....
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