It would be helpful if he got his info straight, but he at least admits he doesn't know for sure. PCGS has always slabbed modern coins - since...
That's one of the easy places to see them, but they are all over the coin if you look close. Turn a coin like that in the light and they will jump...
I use two cameras, not exclusively for coins though, a rather nice Nikon and Sony. But since I don't collect any more I usually only take pics of...
I sure would.
Howdy EagleJunkie - Welcome to the Forum !! The question you ask has been discussed many, many times. Rather than rehash it all here again I...
Not quite - $5600. The coin got the grade because of its rarity. IMO the grade assigned is a joke, beyond a joke. It would barely make G6.
It'll make a good pocket piece ;)
I cannot say with certainty that it is fake, but I sure do think it is. Only way to know for sure would be to have it authenticated.
Is it possible my efforts have not been wasted ? :D Nice coin. and certainly a better struck example than most. Quite a find :thumb: Now...
That depends on the holder you use. In hard plastic holders it doesn't make anny difference. In 2x2's it would make a difference because the coins...
VF - harshly cleaned
First of all it is not round, the milled coins of this period were. Secondly, look at it and compare it to the slabbed example you posted. Can you...
It tells you the weight anyway and confirms what I suspected - that they are not coins. Looks like some sort of series put out by a bank.
Howdy Meohsix - Welcome to the Forum !! The 6 new quarters are not part of the State Quarters program - it a whole new program in and of...
Yes the raised areas could be clash marks. But compare the size of the right arm on this coin to known genuine examples. Compare the location and...
You need the Krause catalogs. There were up to 61 different mints.
Not likely. Usually coins that are toned and in a slab will stop further toning if properly stored.
I don't think they are really coins to begin with. And since they have been turned into jewelry the value would be the weight of the gold only.
Howdy villevgirl - Welcome to the Forum !! First thing to do is to find out if it is genuine. You can usually do that by weighing the coin. If...
If you can return it - do so. It is a fake.
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