We hold ours at at the local Hooter's...it's much more fun! :woot:
"Bear in mind that TPG's grade most coins with just the un-aided eye." Is that true...just asking.
How many people actually collect dimes? At shows, it appears to me that dealer inventories are limited, but I may be wrong???
And both (being error coins) have different and unique stories that make them worth all the more. I doubt that any serious buffalo collector would...
Coindition, mintage and available supply (not necessarily in that order)...the numismatic value Hat Trick.
Case in point...1886 O Morgan in ms63 and up. Don't you wish you had a roll of those in BU??
Kudos to both of you.
If your wife is like many wives (or girlfriends), she probably knows everything. So, try convey to her how much money you have saved on a set of...
Do I see a small concavity just in front of Anna's ear lobe?
Considering the very low mintage and that color...WoW!
1,238 rolls x 40 x 5 seconds each...let's see (put down the 5 and carry the one, then divide by 60...then divide by 60) that's 68.7778 hours!
Don't know if you followed the post from beginning, but this coin is in a new NGC slab and did not meet the res price at $1,925.00...
What process/tool would you use to cut off a mint mark?
From the PCGS website, Detecting Doctored Coins: http://www.pcgs.com/news/detecting-doctored-coins-part-2
Yeah, hope so.
If it WAS cleaned, I don't think it was done with a rotary power tool...ie. whizzed.
An interesting grading on this coin...I think it looks cleaned. Click on the Ebay link and it shows the slab. I also checked it on the NGC...
Note the "scratches" all appear to be in a N-S direction...and I don't see the same thing on the slab.
I didn't put up the other pics because of the holder. It's a new NGC slab...(not saying that they can't be scratched)...AU55 PL, good job insider!...
Wanted to see what the experts thought...I really feel the scratches are on the coin.
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