Go do some research. It is NOT accepted through out the industry. Each have their own standards - some published and some not. Here is the PCGS...
It may be "Holy bible of grading" for some, but does that include NGC, PCGS, etc.?
You tell me what is on the slab and what is on the coin and I might be able to answer.
Oh, yes I have. Just look at the NCG and PCGS slabs. Therefore they exist. Now you, the accuser, have to prove that they are wrong. You have...
I give! Why? And what is it?
Come on Ruben. Take Lehigh up on his bet. Then we will all know for sure.
I am not sure how complete it is, but here is one I have seen posted before. http://www.sampleslabs.com/pcgs.html
RUBEN Sorry, my cable went off or I would have done this earlier
The jury has ruled. Your side got 1 vote - your own. Everyone else says you are wrong. So not only do I not have to prove their claims (you...
Actually, I am right per the red book. and it equals 1.598 inches per CRC handbook and numerous other references.
I know that. By my posting that, it put you post in mine and he gets to see your post even when he is blocking yours. Or at least I think he...
Do not have to ask the question. You just did.
Unless you have some weird coin, that is a 2006 silver eagle. They are 40.6 mm in diameter. 40.6 mm = 1.598 inches. 1.598 x 5 = 7.99 inches. I...
They are art and not numismatics. If you are taken by the art, then go for it. I prefer the coin.
So now your eyes are the official standard!?
I have no idea what you are using for a screen, but my settings happen to be 1280 X 1024. Your pic is about 24 inches across on my screen. (It...
I realize that the pricing is not exact, but they are in approximate order of interest. Using the PCGS price guide 1909-S VDB MS67 RD - $125,000...
Just in front of Liberty's right foot, in the "O" of "OF AMERICA" and above the "E" in same.
Separate names with a comma.