If you ask me it should belong to the person who owns the ground. And if it happens to be state or federal ground then that's who it belongs to....
That one's pretty bad, but yes.
A large part of the problem with this issue are the non-coin artifacts. For 100 years or more, archeologist have bemoaned the fact that wealthy...
Better not bet then, I think you'll lose.
Probably not Ben, but then I am just as convinced that you are wrong in this case as you are convinced that you are right. Otherwise I wouldn't...
Freaky's coin was struck in Mexico City, the one you picture was struck in Lima, Peru. So yes, of course they are different.
It was more that some of your comments were contardictory. For example - here you said, But then later you said - The two statements are...
Take a look at the pictures of the coin in the slab Ben. I think you'll change your mind. That coin has never been dipped.
Actually no. But then I have always been quite careful and checked out anybody I was considering buying a coin from sight unseen. If I was buying...
Unles syou really know what you are doing, flea markets, swap meets and garage/yard sales are a bad idea. Vast majority of coins at this type of...
3307 is in the database, it's just not shown as listed for whatever reason. 3308 for example is PFRD, 3307 is either PFRB or PFBN. Each of those,...
The point is not whether you know the person or not, the point to be concerned about is if the coins are genuine or not. And if the person...
E-Zest is a bad idea for copper. And unless you know what you are doing any cleaning at all is a bad idea. It is all to easy to damage coins when...
That's no accomplishment to do it to me. I could care less about varieties/errors and always have. To me they are detractions. So I never bother...
Many people believe that, but that belief is largely based on TPG grading. Take the value aspect of market grading away and you'd find that the...
I suspect Carl that this slab you mention was nothing but a Coin World (or other similar type) coin holder. Other than the ANACS exception I...
I don't care who the seller is, if he has been in business for very long you're going to hear good and bad reports about them. But it's just...
Yes I do think it will separate them, to a degree. I say to a degree because typically the people with enough money to buy rarities (6 figure...
The ANACS slabs, those a certain period anyway, would be the exception. They were defective and would come apart with no effort whatsoever. I...
In the first #3 is the closest. In the second #2 and #3.
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