The seller had this listed at AU details (cleaned and rim damage). I think the details are stronger than some of the XF graded examples that I...
I agree with not cracking most slabbed coins. However, the ones that I'm cracking are all details slabs or "lesser holders" that might still have...
You're almost there. I'd love to see the final finished album.
Here is one of the best deals I have seen in a while relative to spot. About $43 over kitco ask via ebay (using a rewards Credit Card, one can...
Bullion Exchanges has them, but the price is higher: https://bullionexchanges.com/2017-1-oz-south-korea-silver-chiwoo-medal-bu MCM also has them...
And I solved my Washington Silver Quarter dilemma with a 1935-S ex PCGS UNC details example. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Here is a Capped Bust Half Dollar (reeded edge) ...my first new purchase See thread here:...
Some new additions. Here is the No Cents Nickel from a recent guess the grade...
Let's call on @C-B-D And @jtlee321 would you like to guess a price / throw out a value?
Holder says MS 64 I can see it going MS 64+ and possibly MS 65 on a good day
Hello all, As some may have seen, I recently started a Dansco Type set. The coin here is my first truly new purchase for the album (the other...
Congrats! I agree with you that balancing enough detail with price is a major challenge. Your grade range is where I'm trying to be as well for...
You are correct that MS 63 for this Quarter doesn't add any value. I checked and it's not the scarcer type b reverse. It was part of a lot that I...
Also I'm debating switching the Silver Washington Quarter. Would you all crack this one? What do you think of the toned part? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Time for some updates. These are still coins that I had and finally put into the album and took a photo. *1952-D Wheat Cent ...nothing special...
MS 62+* PL :p ...nice, not quite 63, not quite dmpl...so it's a 62 with a plus and star (only applies to NGC)
MS 63
I would tend to agree with this. I still do think it's a good idea to diversify ones precious metals. Say silver is the main part. It would be...
MS 64+ PL ...I'll say it got the plus and the PL
In terms of how it looks in coin form, that can be true. However, platinum has uses that silver does not and is much rarer.
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