Nice example! It's not a monster, but still attractive with a few popular colors. The bag marks make it representative for the grade (not an...
If you are asking about the NGS holders, both sold for around $30. Those two were dimes; if it was a Morgan (no idea if one exists in an NGS...
Very possible. I guess we will see if there will be any further developments to this thread. Frankly, I was surprised to see it bumped in the...
Fair enough! I was using it as an upper max for your price = $350-ebay fees The "Our Little Monitor" would be $220+extra premium for higher...
After a bit of ebay searching, I see the most expensive "Our Little Monitor" sold at $220 for an Anacs MS 63 BN with nice toning. I would imagine...
Both are beautiful and I would be happy to own either. In fact, you two should just send them to me and the problem will be solved. :p
That could well be true. It might not be the quickest flip, but I'm sure that the buyer could resell it in time (or maybe even had a buyer already...
Buy-it-now is perfectly acceptable.
The final price (with buyer's fee) was 1,677.50. It sold on GreatCollections which has been gaining quite a following among toned coin collectors....
Thanks for the reply. It seems that customer service in many areas of the coin business is lacking. The grading company has "professional" as part...
Do you have something that is not a dime? The only NGS holders I have seen have held Roosevelt Dimes. Please post a picture if you like.
I was a bit surprised as well (I didn't win it). However, considering how difficult 1921 Morgans with appealing toning are to find, it isn't out...
All guesses are welcome and we won't be making fun of anyone. Part of the exercise is to see how various people think about toning. There will of...
Yes venue can matter. I considered including the venue, but decided against it since it would make it much easier for someone to just go and look...
@19Lyds Just wondering what was the final outcome with that order? Did PCGS compensate you fairly for cracking those coins when they weren't...
Well then at least it's a win for you this time!
It looks to be in the MS 63-64 range. I'm guessing there is plenty of luster but there appear to be multiple marks in the obverse fields and dings...
That's really nice! Your next goal :p: https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/982866/corrugated-cardboard-toning-formerly-waffle-toning/p1
Nice coin and a nice dealer! Win-win!
MS 65 PCGS Rattler Holder I like this one and think it's a nice lustrous example that is under graded by 1-1.5 points.
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