He better, since he helped to develop it and establish the current grading system we use.
Every January they hold one of the largets coin shows there is in NYC. But there are others - Click Here
By clicking on your Profile and looking at the number at the end of the url address. You are member #307 Mike.
Why ? So no one will ever see it again ? Here - it will be seen. Put it in there and it likely won't. I would say that near 95% of all...
There not only can be problems, there WILL be problems regardless of the holder you use - if you do not follow proper storage proceedures. And yes...
Depends on if you use the direct fit model or the ring model. Either way, you still need the right size.
You might wanna look again. They are stopping production of the fractional coins so they can focus on making the 1 oz coins to keep up with...
Wait til Conder comes along, he should be able to help out. You would be better off looking for a copy of his book.
Hard to say for sure based on the pics but the coins looks like it has had some spots removed on the neck - it may be damaged. I would say it has...
What he said. There is no need to do anything. Just take them to the bank as they are.
Ryan - you have to use the correct size holder for each coin. Then there will be no movement.
But you are not talking about reality, you are creating your own scenario. And while that scenario may work for lesser grades, it would not work...
Honestly, I believe most of them would. That is exactly what happens with the vast majority of re-submitted coins in other grades. So I have no...
They do mention strike in other areas of the book, I just neglected to add it :o "Has very attractive sharp strike ...."
You can change that easy enough by changing the settings on your camera. Go with the highest quality and you'll get bigger pics.
No one ever said 70 was perfect, except people who make assumptions not based on fact.
The ANA definition - MS70 - A flawless coin exactly as it was minted with no trace of wear or injury. Must have full mint luster and...
1% variation is a pretty good rule of thumb.
The US Mint does not use PVC products.
Most acquire it by reading.
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