Now how did you ever figure out that I play a lickin stick ? Great video snaz ! Loved it :thumb:
There is a right way and a wrong way, but it depends on the coin. Silver coins, when found in the ocean, will have an encrustation that is...
Therein lies the problem. You say you don't know much about collecting but yet you are claiming your coins are junk - you sure about that ?...
I'm really curious about your coins, it seems that every one has this pale organge color. Is that really how the coins look in hand or is it just...
Not really an easy question to answer. There is no cut and dried definition that I know of, it is more of a judgement call. There are plenty of...
PCGS has been certifying rolls for some time now.
Let's put it this way Ruben, it's supposed to be there, but it often isn't. Remember when I explained how very hard it is to find a Jeff with a...
More likely than not it is just mechanical doubling which is extremely common.
You need to look closer, I'm not even sure it would go 65. Hits all over the place, And you have to remember, Morgans from the S mint '79-'81 are...
In general terms, a coin is considered as junk whenever the value of the coin equals or is only slightly above melt value - regardless of the...
The coin appears to have environemtal damage, I doubt it would get slabbed at all.
For an '81-S, 65 max. But tell me this, the color of your background, in which pic is it accurate, the obv or rev ? My guess is you still need...
Kinda proves my point.
You'd be surprised at what's been found in rolls. Ask Bill (foundinrolls), he'll tell you.
Sorry, but the coin is a fake. No mint mark, dates in wrong places, motto is wrong - everything about it is wrong.
Vess - when you use the Numismaster search function, if you are not certain of the information, just leave the appropriate boxes blank. Only enter...
Jack I don't believe for one minute that they are "tight" now days. They have ALWAYS been that way ! ALWAYS ! I will say though, more and more...
Really ! Sounds like just more inconsistency from PCGS to me. If your pic is accurate, I see nothing wrong with that coin. Why'd you crack it out...
Ruben - what are you asking about ? Do you mean the areas I circled ? If so, it is quite normal, so I'm confused.
There is no such thing as an '81 filled S. In '79 there was a filled S (type 1) and a clear s (type 2). In '81 there was a type 1 and a type 2....
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