I am far from an expert and have never owned or seen one of these coins in hand but a real 1795 dollar in that condition would run in the...
Im no expert and what im about to say is only from personal experience and should not be taken as the gospel. I would suggest a severely grease...
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Then you have a normal proof, an impaired proof usually indicates a coin that has been damaged or as Zachkeaton has said circulated.
Grease filled die worth one cent.....
I wont know till it arrives.....:pacing:
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No pain, no gain.....:axemeethead:
eBay gamble, colorful 76P toner in a Louis Rukeyser holder..... sorry its all the images the seller provided..... [ATTACH]
Ill say this coin has a good chance of being PCGS MS66, nice coins greg. [ATTACH]
The coin in the link is a type 1, which im sure was just a typo good looking 64 though.....:thumb:
Test it with a magnet, put the magnet close to it if it sticks to the magnet its fake, if not the only way to be 100% sure is to measure weight...
I don't know about your coin in particular but they do slab re-strikes, although i think they have to be well known, below is an example......
Im not going to argue with you as you seem to know all that you are willing to learn....:headbang:
No but it can hurt your wallet and i think you should read the re submission guidelines on the PCGS website. Wait never mind i did it for you pay...
Its not as black and white as you make it seem....:foot-mouth:
The best wishes to you and your newly founded place of business....:thumb:
Keep it a find like that will only happen a few short times in ones life......:thumb:
It depends if they are the wide rim variety or just the normal variety? Click the link for everything regarding how to tell the difference.....\...
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