Sorry for misunderstanding :o
Search thru this site David - Dan Sedwick - you should be able to find some. One of Dan's employees is even a member of Coin Talk. If nothing...
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Taking it out of the flip may be a good idea. But placing it into an album isn't. It's impossible to put a coin in album without doing harm to the...
It's not that they all haven't learned. It's 2 things - 1 there are a lot of new collectors on this site who have not learned. And 2 - even those...
Absolutely. Not at all. There is still the problem with value grading - assigning a grade based on the value of the coin instead of its...
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A coin with an altered surface is considered to be damaged and therefore ungradeable. While I understand what rohumpy is saying, using the term...
Well handwashing them is definitely not a good idea. Improperly cleaning a coin can cause it to lose up to 80% of its value.
The pics bother me because I worry about what I cannot see. But what I can see is the scratch on the upper reverse. If that passes, then it will...
The one Carl was talking about.
WHAT ? :eek: Gonna have to mark this on the calendar :D
Yup ;)
Happy Birthday !!
Not quite a mile spock, maybe 1/2 a mile :D What you fail to realize spock is that to do this, you have to do it in person. That means tons of...
cowdog, be careful of what you read, especially if Carl writes it. Many times he is joking and you should absolutely NOT do as he suggests....
Still waiting on you tell us the name of the compnay for that slab Carl.
Yes, I have seen many pictures and several examples in hand. They are not at all uncommon. And cut cobs as well as the milled coins are easily...
Know what you mean, I've experimented with everything pretty much including candles, flashlights, every light buld known to man - even used a...
Figure the slab says 55, I'd say 53.
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