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I have no idea who you are buying from, but I have probably won over 1000 on eBay. I have never had a raw coin taped to anything. A couple time...
Define "worth paying". Is it going to sell for over melt - YES. Is it going to be a valuable coin in the future - PROBABLY NOT. Is is its silver...
The luster appears broken on the high points on the hair, wings and bands on the fasces.
Looks au to me.
Here is one courtesy of Heritage. Not all of them show this much fade at the edge, but all have some. I am surprised at how sharp the strike is....
Crop it with paint, photoshop, or whatever editing program you have.
Absolutely FAKE! That is too good of a strike all over to be done on a nickel. The nickel is both smaller in diameter and thinner. Secondly,...
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My local dealer pays 3¢ a piece for them and you can buy them for less than 6¢ each from Bud (and you get some extras with that). That should...
Just looking at Lincolns, I have found it a little optimistic for PCGS Lincolns. I commonly see PCGS Lincolns go above their guide price on eBay...
I saw 1 just below the lapel, 1 below "AMERICA", and 1 on the forehead. All small and pretty much par for a 66. Were it not for the one on the...
If he gets out of Lincolns, maybe we will have a whole bunch to buy!
Don't feel too bad. It was in my original source also, but I missed it.
The problem with ANACS is any coin with a weak reverse is, by their definition, a weak "D". There is no such animal as a 1922 no "D" for anything...
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We both missed it for tin. There are 2 different types of tin That is taken straight from your source.
I LIKE THAT ONE!!!!!!!!!!! That is fully struck, very few nicks, and a clean full red. I see no reason it would be less than 66. BTW, nice...
Sorry again, but tin (7.36) is denser than zinc (7.14). So far as I am aware, most any metal combination will form an alloy. The alloy may or...
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