Keep in mind - the Verdi-Care product can only do so much. When the verdigris is quite heavy, not all of it is going to be removed even with...
I agree, I have closed and re-opened Air-Tites many, many times. And it doesn't change or alter them one bit.
The coin is badly corroded - it's toast.
It doesn't matter. Read PCGS's standards again. The coin does even come close to meeting those standards. It's over-graded plain and simple. End...
The depositor's.
I have been directly responsible for getting dozens of youngsters started on coin collecting, and helping dozens more learn about the hobby.
It's a definite yawn.
Sure they do, read a little closer - The Secretary shall give the depositor a statement of the charges and the net amount of the deposit to be...
Here's 3 others with equally nice planchets and yet 2 are graded G 6 and one of them is in much better condition that the coin in this thread. And...
Keep in mind, I'm not guessing what I think the TPG said. I'm saying what I think it should it grade.
There's a message in that ;)
Better make that 1980 - the date of the last GSA sale. And at that sale the last of the Morgans in the vaults were sold, none were left to be melted.
Here ya go - http://www.coinflation.com/
In my opinion the only slab that coin will ever see is a Genuine or Details slab. And even that will not happen as the coin is now, it will be...
My point is that I have never done it for any reason.
My comment has nothing to do with what the mint is or is not cranking out. In fact my comment has absolutely nothing to do with the mint, or the...
Not at all, that comment is merely semantics. As I have said many time before - cleaning and conservation are the exact same thing. In order to be...
No they do not. There is a fundamental difference in what NCS does and what a coin doctor does. In simplest terms it is this - - a coin doctor...
You can see everybody's grade just by clicking on one of the numbers.
To answer your question - they can do it because they do not follow the ANA standards. They have their own, different set of standards. But in...
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