Found this thread when searching for the same question. I'm looking for a way to track my meager graded currency collection. The NGC set...
That makes sense. Though they could have graded it genuine, I guess. Like a Type 1 dateless Buff - I could see the slab saying Buffalo 5C, Type...
That's about as slick as they come. This brings up an interesting question. I have never seen a dateless coin in TPG plastic. Does anyone grade...
I would leave the cent as is, too. Probably worth more in the pendant to the right person. And nice thread hijack @cannonmaker1
They go well together. Is the 1992 in ngc plastic too?
I think you're more likely to find a fake one in circulation than a real one.
Perhaps. But the 1916-S isn't valued much higher than the Philly issue at 22 million mintage. And in that condition, probably not worth much...
Where did you obtain the coin and did you "get a deal"?
1916-S merc mintage is 10 million - not particularly low.
Has anyone ever seen this? Just wondering if it's a custom label, or something else. I couldn't find it on their labels page:...
Nice note.
Ah. Yes, the biggest red flag there is.
The cleaning results make it much better to look at. Nice work.
Yeah, link is gone. Does the user still have other items up? And what was the deal with it?
That's true. But it's risen a lot since 2005. And fallen and risen. As spot often does.
Even if you paid double spot price in 2005, you're still doing alright on them.
Correct. Looks to have been buried.
You sure it's not cleaned?
Probably from your shovel when you dug it up.
Of course TV ads are controlled speech. The whole point is to control what info the potential buyer gets, in order to make a sale.
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