It appears to be an attractive coin, but definitely not worth a premium. Premium toning is usually vibrant and multicolored, not dark/black.
Haha, you've been talking about that darn coin for a year and a half now. That's a sign that you need to pay up for it! I'm glad you finally got...
This is a tough one! Strike - nothing to write home about, but not terrible. 3 out of 5 Luster - in the pictures, not seeing a lot. The gif...
I think its a combination of things: - Fatigue: since they started changing designs on everything in 1999, there have been literally hundreds of...
WOW. What used to be an incredibly useful webpage has now become an insanely useful page. I could not believe the depth and quality of the...
I really wish someone left me some worthless coins like those! That 77 Indian looks geniune, from a quick glance.
As johnmilton alluded to - a lot of dealers will be willing to trade you for upgrades like that. Just don't expect to get retail for your coin -...
I will say no for 2 reasons - It is *highly* unlikely that the wire would exactly follow Abe's shoulder. How well that lines up immediately makes...
It doesn't really matter where the friction comes from - wear is wear. If it got the wear rubbing against the bag, it is still wear.
I'd suspect that someone bought bags/boxes of them and tried to cherrypick them for the high grade ones. The ones not worth grading got recycled.
Now here is an issue where @Lehigh96 and I have had many an argument. Strike - 3 out of 5. There is obviously weakness in the steps, and there is...
Eh, no pickin' here. You bring the wine, I'll bring a steak, let's just have a good time.
I exclusively shop at Restaurant 232. None of that 231 nonsense for me. And I'd call it a solid EF-45, WWIG or whatever.
Uh... can you first explain what "WWYG" is supposed to mean? And then never use it again. Maybe follow that with.... what is an H.J. Bang?
I can't explain the cents, but the rest are easy - 1946 was the first year of the new Roosevelts.
Shoot, I completely forgot the innovation and presidential dollars were a thing... that's a few more hundred coins...
I'll be honest, I haven't followed this series at all. I've never seen most of these reverses. Same goes for the quarters with the states, parks,...
Oh. I see. No further comment.
I assume by this you are referring to early copper, or large size copper? Nothing small-size? I own only 1 large-size copper. This is an 1855...
I had not heard of these until just now. It makes sense to produce an actual golden version, but it seems like it should be marked as gold. A...
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