Those aren't mockups, they are colorized old coins with the date changed in Photoshop. The thing is, it's a rendering of the coin that was...
I'd advise keeping neither, but that's just me.
Ah, yes. The 1842-O Micro-O Reverse of 1921 Seated Morgan. :facepalm:
S was there first. I think some earlier Whitman folders have them in this order. Or maybe it was a different brand of blue folders. Not sure...
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Photoseal only applies to Flying Eagle and Indian cents, so no treeple-steecker for Lincolns. I asked James about QA + CAC stickers when I wasn't...
She was a representative of Eckard Enterprises, an energy asset management company looking for investors. I was set up with James at that show....
I was at his table that year doing photos, and he was set up right across from the Mint cashier with Alan Hager. What a freakin' zoo. We were...
If you want a gold star for accumulating registry points, buy 70s, otherwise sell them. I collect my ASEs in a Dansco album. Quite satisfying.
Unofficially, my gut feeling is that something is stuck to the coin, and that if I were to dab it with a solvent like acetone (which will not harm...
I agree. Google translate is blocked from where I sit, but the answer that "ed voeten" gives is probably the best one, although I haven't...
Yes, I'd need to see it in person. @usmc60, when and where did you serve in the Marine Corps?
Well, if you're only buying one coin, make it count! Nice!
Nothing wrong with that pile for $30. The Seated half has too much detail for PO1. Probably would grade FR-AG, but the hack across the reverse...
Looking at the pictures of 66s on Coin Facts, the 71s look like 65-66 and the 71-Ds look like solid 66s. The Heritage 71 in 66 would not garner...
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Ear not doubled, plain old oval mint mark. Could be VAM 34, too. The only picture I have, however, is from the VAM book, and it's not too good....
Just got done with the dinner dishes, so now I'll try and answer as many questions as I can before playing a few levels of TurboTax. On the die...
It would be 64RD, tops, without that scratch. Between the scratch and the spots on the obverse, I'll say 63RD.
Hammered sixpence of Elizabeth I ... or is it Morgan dollars? Yeah, gotta be the Morgans. :) (although Liz I's 6ds are pretty cool)
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