Dunno. It’s hard for me to judge what’s soft strike and what’s just low relief. I suspect a lot of the latter. Perhaps coincidentally or not,...
Cool looking.
United States: 1926 gold Sesquicentennial commemorative quarter eagle ($2.50) PCGS MS64. Cert. #32869546. Numista-37693, Krause-Mishler-161....
You needn't worry about that with me. I only accept "original" holes that are over a century old. I'd never drill my own. Back when I had my...
At least the seller of the fake on Etsy that I linked to above does mention that it's a reproduction (in the fine print). Of course that won't...
I could also see that outcome. A Fine grade, perhaps with a "cleaned" designation- or maybe not. It's tough to predict a TPG's opinion sometimes.
United States: 1925-D gold Indian Head quarter-eagle ($2.50) PCGS MS63. Cert. #40587486. Numista-6158, Krause-Mishler-128. Mintage: 578,000....
I've found these big silver French écus are especially prone to adjustment marks. In this case, I did not find them too objectionable. Since the...
Thankee, Sir. I take that as a compliment. :) "Misfit"? Yep. I wear the badge proudly. As previously mentioned, I am a walker of the road...
NGC Generation 5.0 "no-line fatty", encapsulated circa 1992-1995. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] PCGS Generation 3.1 old green holder (OGH), encapsulated...
I remember that one! :)
Good morning. It is Tuesday, February 24th. Today our type will be the Liberty Seated Quarter Arrows (1853-55). This of course comprises two...
Anybody who wants these may enter the current Giveaway #142 (or any subsequent one of my "pick your prize" giveaways, if nobody wins this lot in...
I do wish the image was a little larger.
Yeah. Uh-oh. BIG red flag. :yack:
Intriguing, but I reckon the jury is still out. (Edit- after comparing one of the ones on Etsy- my verdict is in: bad.)
Cool find, even if impaired.
I concur with VG. Catalogs $200 in VG (assuming I looked up the correct variety), so it might be worth certification even if it did come back...
I dunno about DDR, but it does look like a lightly impaired proof.
I doubt it. Everybody's by now gotten used to such a wide variety of quarter designs (not to mention nickels and even cents), that I doubt most...
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