Gonna getcha for that Carl :hammer:
I don't know that Gutenberg printed it himself, only that the book I refer to was the first "printed" book on coins - and that it came not long...
Excellent ! :thumb:
I would suggest thay everyone open the pics of those 2 coins and compare them to each other side by side on the screen. The differences between...
Looks like the real deal to me. Although I am a bit surprised in that the coin was slabbed for it looks like somebody tried to remove some of the...
Oh I dunno, I managed to put together roughly 1/4 of a date set in about 3 years. Had I had the funds, I could have completed it in that time as I...
"It is estimated by some that as much as 70% of the ancient finds of the last two decades have been destroyed, or permanently damaged, by...
Are they as skilled at creating the demand ? No. But then you have to look at what it is that creates that demand. Yes, the Red Book and the old...
These are illegal to own, subject to confiscation, and they exist. And no, this pic has not been photo-shopped. I see no reason for the '64...
If I understood correctly, NCS will no longer be doing any slabbing. They will only do conservation. Now the problem coins will be slabbed by NGC...
Go to sampleslabs.com and you'll see plenty of them.
For whatever reason Paul the PCGS coins did not even come up when I did my search on Heritage for 1997-P SMS Instead I found these searching for...
That's the problem with price guides - seldom realistic.
Feel free to check the auction records on Heritage - that's what they sell for in XF.
Haven't seen one one in person, but one was sold at auction a few years back. It was not cheap !
Not sure where you're getting those numbers from Paddy, but the only ones I can find auction records for have sold just over $100 - that's SP69...
I do believe you're confusing your sets.
See here - http://www.cointalk.com/t66538/#post670116
Looks natural to me. Probably 68 or 69, can't see any marks in the pics, but they may be there under the toning so hard to say.
Problem is the coin was not a circulation strike - it was issued as part of a commemorative set. And modern commems tend to not go up in price. As...
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