Looks like heat sealing. I have a couple from the same company. Basically a plastic flip, heat sealed, with the coin in a second, smaller plastic...
It's still in the soft slab in the listing. The comparison pic is a different example of the same generation of copies.
I would take the 62, nicer looking coin and also a good deal.
Better eye appeal, but it all depends on price. This date in MS jumps pretty significantly with each point as long as the coin is not outright ugly.
The black blotches are somewhat distracting, but that's still a very good deal. These are really tough to find in MS.
I've read about instances of their certified coins not showing up in their own database. I think it may be due to coins that were certified before...
Saw this on eBay earlier this evening:...
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33. Collected world coins when I was a child, forgot about it when I hit the pre-teen years, then rediscovered the hobby when I started college....
I'd really want to own this: http://www.perthmint.com.au/1-tonne-gold-coin.aspx Preferably at face value :joyful:
Yes you got it right. Value wise up around $100, sometimes they go for more for decent circulated examples.
Spanish 4 maravedis. It's been cleaned and has some corrosion, value in this state is just a few dollars.
Are the second pair from the bottom Korean? I always found that IMTYPEF one interesting. Read it as "I'm type F" lol
Look for the adam's apple. That'll tell ya it's not lady liberty but just some dude in drag lol
I'd have to respectfully disagree. Varieties are often country specific, yes. Errors, including doubled dies such as this, are more universal. And...
Beat me to it :) Good memory
Apparently the auction house wasn't either. These are still very much under-rated in the minds of many collectors. But congrats on getting at...
Great pickup, those and the 1 franc are very hard to find in such a high grade
The coin in the link is well overpriced. These coins do get a huge jump in prices once you get into the lustrous AU or better area. And by huge I...
The Cuban coin is the low relief star variety. It's relatively common especially in circulated grades. Looks about VF. Worth $15-$20. The South...
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