Here's how the market responded to a 1921S PCGS MS-64 with a lamination. $1200 at a time when the average price was $2700:...
While that is a lower price than average, you have to answer the following question for yourself: Is the discount worth the problem? For some...
The tally is listed in the poll up at the top. If you voted in the poll, you can see the breakdown of the votes.
Here's an example I'm willing to overlook. The coin is graded NGC MS-64PL - and you don't find PL Flying Eagle's very often at all. However,...
Short answer: it depends. Long answer: There are a lot of variables that go into this. While a lamination is technically a mint error, many TPGs...
Strike: average strike. Not super crisp, but not mushy. Luster: hard to tell from these pictures, but the reverse appears to have strong luster...
Not sure what you mean... 56% of people correctly identified that this is a circulated coin.
Some lines can be from cleaning. Here's the best way to tell the difference: take a look at the top picture I posted. Notice how the lines run...
I don't like the big staple scratches across the obverse, or the hairlines from an old brushing. I'd avoid that coin.
The advice I always give: always avoid details coins, if at all possible. To the OP - while I understand the "urge" to buy a coin, sometimes...
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