I see where you got those prices. They were 65 RB, not 65 RED. Makes a big difference.
I would also pass because of the spot on the back, but where are you getting your prices. Heritage has not sold a 65 red for less than $4000...
If that is the worst you got, you did very well. The "best" looks to me like it has a shot at NGC 67.
62 BN. It looks very similar to my 27-S red and that is what NGC gave it.
As dumb as this may sound, that is one way eBay can remove you - permanently. One of their rules prohibits you from interfering with any other...
I think you are trying to imply that his 36 negs make him an unsuitable seller. 36 out of 103,000 (or 5 out of 9500) is actually pretty good...
If it has turned that much in a month, maybe someone else put some oils on it.
Those nicks on the cheek hurt a lot. 62 RB or if the nicks are less obvious in hand maybe a 63.
I do not see how you could submit the 1927-. That is a 63 RB (outside shot at a 64). It is just not worth it. As for the Indian, I kind of like...
What are you seeing that I am not. I have a completed auction y***m( 99Feedback score is 50 to 99) being the winner.
I read it the opposite!
I always use Heritage auctions. That is what they have actually sold for. If you do not belong, it is free and well worth every penny of it.
With a quick look at the coin, it looks real fuzzy. However, looking at all the details, the photo is actually quite sharp and it is only the...
I see such stories often. It really makes you wonder.
We do not know what you have. Where is the word "error" on the reverse of the coin? Is it on the top left?
I think that will make a 66 and probably red.
I am pretty sure I see the remnants of a hair line and some separation of the jaw and cheek. I would guess it would make a 20. Bear in mind,...
That is even a poor example of a fake.
Is this going in your personal collection or your for sale collection? Either way, that is one sharp looking Lincoveldt.
Do you realize just how lucky you are?
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