I'd say a few dollars and that's about it.
Guaranteed by whom ? Normally that coin would sell for a good bit more than $350, but I find it odd that there is no countrerstruck date, 1824,...
Not so, it was a mount removed. Look at the pics attached below. The blob at 12 o'clock on both sides is the remains of solder. And you can se...
Don't count on it, they were up to about $375 not too long ago.
The 8 reales is damaged and had a mount removed - value in that condition maybe $20. The 20 reales is probably low VF, value $75-$80.
Forum Rules ! OK - wake up everybody. Several posts in this thread have been in direct violation of forum rules. Infractions have been given. If...
Gonna getcha for that NP :p Your name shall be added to the list :D
Thanks gang :hug:
All of the Mint Set coins have the satin finish. However, much like what happens to the cameo on a Proof coin when the die begins to wear - they...
The explanation for any price guide is printed right on it - all you have to do is read it. They are all pretty much the same. What you will find...
Not a wise idea. Are you aware that the the AGE's and ASE's graded as 70's from 7-8 years ago are selling for about half, or less, than what they...
You're not likely to ever find such a list as they don't exist. And when you say "Spanish silver coins" do you mean coins actually minted in Spain...
You are far from being the only person this has ever happened to, but you are probably one of the few who post about it. Most don't like to post...
Not exactly true Hobo, Proof coins definitely have luster. But it is a different kind of luster than that found on business strikes. Any coin,...
There are no Proofs for '65, '66 or '67 - in any denomiantion. There were business strikes and SMS sets and that's it. Now, as to how to tell,...
You are talking about two entirely different things. The grade assigned, whether it be 66, 65 or 62 for that matter - has absolutely nothing to do...
Not likely, salt water corrodes silver rather quickly and this coin shows no signs of it.
Differing in what way ? The FBL requirements are not a matter of opinion - they are hard cold facts.
You have that backwards.
Problem is, that is based on PCGS standards only. As previously stated, NGC requires both upper and lower sets of lines to be distinct and unbroken.
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