If you'd just go to the Heritage web site (it's free) and look it up - you'd see the populations for yourself.
No, it's easy. The sellers know that the TPG's are slabbing these as MS70 left and right - and yes that includes NGC and PCGS. So they know it is...
If it's a re-strike, what makes the difference what mint makes it ? There are plenty of private mints that make the 1804 dollar. Get one of those....
Folks the problem is that people tend to equate rarity with value, if a coin is valuable (meaning expensive) then that coin is called rare. The...
But it's not because they are Red Dick - it's because they (the Red ones) have more luster. Luster pretty much the determining factor in the upper...
I understand your point, but whether the coin is full red, partially red or full brown really doesn't change the eye appeal - at least in the eyes...
kanga my commnets (we were apparently posting at the same time) should answer your questions. But you are making a mistake here - the Red, Red...
Yes. But - it would most likely be due to over-dipping and thus the coin would be net graded to XF. For if any coin lost most or all of it's...
As already said - color plays no part in the grade. With 2 exceptions - 1 - the 70 grade on copper. For a copper coin to achieve the 70 grade...
Guilty Your Honor - on both counts :vanish:
First thing you want to do is forget, completely forget, about using the Red/Blue Books for pricing. If you want to check values on coins- use the...
Over the course of my life my home has been broken into 3 times. All 3 times the police could not catch the guys or figure it out. So I did. In...
Doubt it all you want. But talk to professional authenticators, professional graders and other recognized experts - and you'll find out that your...
Coins are best stored in the dark. I don't know that anyone would call it damage, but light does contribute to the coins toning.
And I'm pretty sure you will get similar responses from all of the approved buyers.
Yes.
You're not going to see colorfully toned coins in circulation, now or 40 years ago. Coins in circulation only tone to a grey color. Colorfully...
I agree. That pinkish cast is a dead give-away.
I suspect more than you think.
They probably have a much higher ratio actually because I'd wager that they are better at picking out 70's than you are. They don't just buy a...
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