Howdy shaw - Welcome to the Forum !! You can;t find any info about a matte finish made in Denver because there weren't any. They wer only made...
Howdy Kid - Welcome to the Forum !! But before you go sending coins off to be slabbed, read the quoted post above - again.
Sad part is, it's not amazing at all.
By ANA standards, it's an XF40. Fully suspect it's slabbed AU55 though. And how they can justify that is beyond me, but they do on a regular...
Air-Tite holders are not airtight, and in my opinion they are no more airtight than any other holder. That said, I used them for many years, my...
Germany is a weak point for me and I have not bene able to find an answer, but I got a hunch that if you go here - http://www.medievalcoinage.com/...
A couple of things are possible, could be a mistake in Krause, the source of my info - it does happen. Could be that seller read the wrong line in...
Gotta go with token/silver round - not a coin.
First guess - token. But show us the other side.
This is where I think the minor planchet flaw is - between the stem and the A and between the C and the rim.
Geeez - it had to happen EVENTUALLY ! :hatch:
64 on the '36 and 65 on the '37.
VF25, figure they said VF30.
Let me ask you Jason, does the color of the coin match that in the pics ? If so, I'd agree with PCGS on that count. As for grade, AU details I'd say.
Thought everybody knew Lord M (Rob Shinnick) - he hangs out on the PCGS World forum - heckuva guy ;)
If they are flow lines then why are they broken ? The lines do not continue in between the devices or legends - even the date. In those areas the...
To point out what I was saying and further people's education about grading these, look at these examples and you tell me how they compare to the...
Yes the coin has some minor porosity and a minor planchet flaws in the areas you pointed out.
Yup, I did.
OK, that's how many ounces of silver the coins have in them. Multiply that by spot price and you have it.
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