Welllllllll - the TPGs get lucky once in a while :D
Pretty sure that Mike Marotta pre-dates me as well. He still posts here from time to time. Conder, you Mike, and Reid Goldsborough are some of...
This subject comes up every so often - try reading this thread - http://www.cointalk.com/t72728-2/
No, it isn't.
Carlos Jara has published his book on the Colonial Mint of Guatemala, entitled "Historia de la Casa de Moneda de Guatemala: 1731-1776", which...
You guys are good at this ! Me, I can't draw a straight line with a ruler. So how about you guys doing me a favor ? Someplace in your designs,...
Maurice Bull has written a 5 volume set of books on the Halfcrowns of Charles I. The books are profusely illustrated and contain all known...
Sure I do. That's why I offered to pay the grading/shipping fees if I am proven wrong. You said you'd put your money where your mouth is - so...
Only thing I can think of is that he got an opinion from somebody else.
I would never agree to something so rediculous. My reputation speaks for itself. Does yours ? When I make a mistake, I step up and admit it. Do...
He's the one that said he'd put his money where his mouth is - let him.
From the link I provided - "George I struck farthings in 1717 (on a small flan * the so-called Dump issue) and annually on a larger flan from...
Uhhhhh - you apparently don't pay much attention. Raider already gave his opinion - "I would say the mark on the cheek plus the rim ding on...
When am I gonna swing ? You're the one who volunteered to put his money where his mouth is. So go ahead and do it. Now you got me laughin again :D
If damaged, anywhere, a coin is considered to be ungradeable. Up until not long ago the TPG's would place ungradeable coins in a small plastic...
Your explanation is accurate. This is not true. There are some branch mint Proof Morgans. Not prooflike, not DMPL - actual Proof Morgans...
LOL ! I've accurately been calling the grades on coins based on pictures on this site for 8 years now. You show up for a month and suddenly I'm...
I have to disagree with that. The two most important criteria used when a TPG grades a coin are luster and eye appeal - both of which are...
Well we try and forget about you Mike but you keep on coming around :D :D
In very simple terms, it works the same way a prism turns white light into colored light. As for British coins, there are plenty of them with...
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