Too bad you did not get that 1916-. That looks like it might have been a pretty coin.
I bid on a bunch of them last night, but I did not manage to win a one. As for the pricing, I use Heritage. FWIW, I show their average about...
There you go. In a lot of cases us and them are the same. That opinion diverges when it comes to Aidan and Kurtdog. Reading both threads, it...
The biggest difference I see is that you are now taking much better pics. It is still a nice AU coin.
If you read between my lines, what I am saying is that I see no advantages and some possible disadvantages for using steam from a cleaning aspect....
And 50 years ago we only had a 25 year supply of oil.
It also has a nick by the "B" in LIBERTY. Without that, I would think 64, but... Like Charmy, I cannot tell if it is red or RB, but I would...
omg pr66?
Aidan at work - pun intended. Too bad. He new some things about coins, just could be bothered to follow the rules.
Well, their normal materials are gold and silver. It cannot be that horrible, could it? I have no empirical data for steam. However, I can...
Again PCGS (emphasis is mine);
Water is incompressible and therefore at a fixed density. It does not change. However, it is like tornadoes driving straw into trees (they...
OK, I am not a fan of cleaning coins, but one way I have always wondered about and I am not even sure most people would have a problem with it. A...
Those are the same pics (or lack of) and listings I referenced.
I can't figure out if that is a 50 or a 45. Interesting set of pix there.
Good luck with those red - SERIOUSLY!
There must be something about those 57-D's. Mine is a 66-RB. Yours looks to be the same.
If you are looking for reds, how on earth did you get a 23-S or 24-S.
I will tack another onto this. When you are done spending $1,000,000 to make $1 worth of gold, you had better enjoy it quickly because most...
Thanks for your effort and welcome to CT. Hope you stick around for a while.
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