Artificial toning and natural toning are meaningless terms. Toning that appears natural can be achieved with intent to tone the coin in an...
It's fine. I should have specified I meant a low bid. The idea is to let people know that someone else has spotted the auction as well so it may...
I didn't say to bid high I said to bid early. Bidding early and high is great if you like paying more money than you have to, and literally is of...
Do you want to get the cherrypick or not? For your information, it's built into the software. You can ask the seller a question. Any seller can...
The real cherrypickers are the ones who message the seller and get the auction to end early. If you're waiting to bid on a cherrypick, you're...
Here are some prooflike examples of the next highest contemporary Austro-Hungarian gold issues to the 100 corona, from my collection. Both are...
I feel like sometimes there is an advantage to an early bid that might discourage other buyers looking for a cheap pickup who might put in a crazy...
I do, but not the 100 korona. I've not been lucky at auction with the originals, which come up seldom and are usually MS60-61. Seen a few original...
These are lovely coins. There is a commemorative version of both the Austrian and Hungarian 100 Corona as well. The originals of either Hungarian...
Do you have the 1964 accent hair proof?
Well the point is that any feature or variety that can't be detected with the naked eye isn't going to be a windfall. If you're looking through...
I've known him for years. We are both board members in the Fairfax Coin Club. He did a presentation on his book last month.
I'm sure that will make Daryl happy. Are you a Fairfax club member?
Just remove the stickers. You can positively tie the coin to the auction via the slab's certification number (and also from the Heritage paperwork...
A new pickup for my Austro-Hungarian prooflike set: Austria 1892 20 Corona KM-2806 (1892-1905) NGC MS62 PL [ATTACH]
A new pickup: $20 National Currency 3rd Charter The First National Bank of Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania Series 1902 Fr.650 [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Well said. I stand by my quote you have included in red, and when I read it it seems clear to me, however, I suppose "very little" is relative....
This thread was posted by @ddddd and the example he gave he said had sold for $10,408. I'm literally discussing the example given in the first...
The faint I is from a grease-filled die. Good catch. My advice to you is that if you can't see it with the naked eye, it's not an important feature.
We're talking about a $10,000+ sale on a coin where a common date goes for very little. The base price of the coin, even if it is a couple hundred...
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