If they look like those let 'em go. If you can find some that are umarked, no spots and with booming luster - sure keep 'em. Even those will be...
Washingtom quarters - toughest dang coin there is to grade.
It sometimes takes 6 weeks before you get your first one.
A filled die ? On an '85-O ? I'd say it was a weak strike like most of the rest from the O mint in that time frame.
Got mine at a coin show many years ago, made by Electro-Optics. Just a cheap little thing, but it does the trick. It's about 2" square and comes...
Look for books written by David Lange.
I can tell it's a copy because I have pretty much all of the books on this type of coinage and the design on that coin does not match the design...
It depends on the type of coverage Jack. There are basically 3 different policies - 1 covers only at home, another covers storage at a bank and...
I've used a loupe with a built in light for years - absolutely love it :thumb:
That he did Jack, that he did :whistle:
Fair enough, bad assumption on my part. Bit to determine if it is a blank planchet or not you nust weigh it as you have been told. If you don't...
I'd say the coin is a solid 65. The coin is exceptionally clean but the strike is not good enough to warrant 66 IMO.
Just a few years ago, 3 to 4, you get up to $100,000 of coverage through the ANA program for about $150 a year.
Good to see that those who ignore reality are still around though ;)
One thing that few ever mention - you want to be sure and turn off all other lights when taking coin pics.
First let me ask you a question - how does a coin manage to be struck on one side only ? It can't happen. Second, given the date of the coin the...
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