MS69 on current bullion means little to me. I feel a MS69 in those is equal to a MS63 in Morgan dollars. Not awesome but not horrible either....
I for one have cleaned some coins, ones that already have little to no numismatic value to them. Acetone does a pretty good job getting gunk off...
That's some amazing work you did. I'll have to think about getting one. Are they about the silver of a US silver dollar?
If you can see any break in the luster, nick, tiny scratch, etc with the naked eye, I highly doubt it would grade a MS70. Even if it grades a...
Either way those coins still sound very nice and would put to shame mine :) Your grading wasn't very far off either! Now that is impressive.
Guess I won't see you there. I'll be going on Saturday since I have class until 4-6 on Fridays. I wouldn't even make it to Columbus before dark!
Wow. You don't see a 1963 $100 very often anymore. In fact, I've never got one!
I picked up my PCGS MS69 First Strike 2005 for $22 off Ebay last year. Wonder if it could be sold for $60+ now......
Are you talking about the show in Columbus? I'll be driving there from Toledo, probably drag my family along as well (dad enjoys coin collecting a...
NGC is at the top for world coinage. I see a LOT of high dollar stuff in their slabs, much more so than PCGS.
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