:loud: 60.2 for day 2
Like most of my coin, it came from eBay
The 1990-D is definitely post mint damage. The 1983-D is plating separation. Common in the first few years of the zinc plated coins (83 -...
I have not been that far east up there, but my uncle lived in (more appropriately near) Vowinkel (about 5 houses) about 50 miles west of you. You...
So far as I know, they used the same punch for all coins. thus the Lincoln cent will have the same mint marks as the other coin. Look here;...
Without a pic, it is just about impossible to tell for sure. However, I have heard of nothing resembling what you are describing so it is...
Been there, done this before. Morgans, Lincolns and quarters are 1, 2, & 3 with some dispute as to their order depending on what criteria you...
I gather this is a blind guess unless you are going to tell us something about the gold. 51.3
You wouldn't care to be a little more specific, would you? Bradford? Elkland? Sayre? Vowinkle?
Here you go. NGC 67
Some of my coins spent their first 30+ years in PA and they are still untoned.
Happy birthday...................AND MANY MORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I see nothing on your coin that would keep it from a 65 using American standeards. However, I mam just not familiar with Canadian standards....
I've got a 58 that is that red, except it is that red on both sides. Any idea why they are so red?
Try reading this thread; http://www.cointalk.com/forum/t41745/
Just curious, but which are you referring to? Acetone, xylene, nor MEK is carcenigenic to the best of my knowledge and none of the fumes are...
Call all the dealers you know and do a lot of praying. Once they get released, I would guess that you could get them at a descent price, but I...
I think someone or something has contaminated the cent. Just because the coin was in an "original" roll does not mean that no one or nothing has...
Yes, I got it last night along with a 21-S and 20-S. The listing said that it was (AU as were the other 2). The slab number begins...
But still no comments?
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