Geeeez Ruben, thought it was obvious. It's a gorgeous coin :D You should start collecting these ;)
Howdy terry - Welcome to the Forum !! Yes, by all means post pics of your coins. But do them 1 at a time and in a large enough size so that we...
Carl, that's how it is always done with these 2 headed, 2 tailed coins. Always has been.
get your picture here - The Coin Page - pics on that site are put there for public use.
The owner of the web site that hosts the pics owns the others. They are not for sale. As for how much they cost, I paid about $8 each when I...
Halleluiah - there is at least 1 other out there :thumb:
Ben - I would ask you this. Exactly how is it that the TPG's go about manipulating the grades of coins based upon who it was that submitted them...
I am saying that making allowances for a weak strike when the entire mintage of a given coin i sknown for being weakly struck - IS the accepted...
First of all you need to be a bit more specific about who "they" is. That matters because NGC and PCGS have different criteria about what defines...
Yes. A coin with cameo devices, the devices look just like the grass or your windshield when you first walk outside on a frosty morning.
spock 2.5k is nothing for what most of the multiple ducat coins cost. We're talking 5 & 6 figure coins.
No ya don't. The majority turned out ugly, black, brown, dark grey, spotchy and mottled. Duplicating the conditions that resulted in the appealing...
The edge wouldn't. But the '78 side does, you can see where it was cut just inside the rim.
No, it merely defines what is legal tender and what is not. Now most people think that because something is defined as legal tender that...
Because I can't really think of any other way it could have happened. The steps below sure look raised to me so that rules out "dropped steps"....
Not much to explain is there ? Other than the fact that PCGS obviously screwed up big time with that grade what else is there to say ? The...
It is a little smaller. Measuring the picture confirms that. Take the '78 and stand it up on edge next to another dime, that will prove the size...
They net graded back then, but that coin shows no reason for a net grade that I can see. They also graded accurately back then.
In '57 there was a /S (read that as slash S) cent in a few of the sets. It is not very well known, and you probably won't ever be able to find...
My guess, the coin was struck twice.
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