Nahhhh, I don't even collect US coins anymore.
Yeah, I hate it when that happens :whistle: You in trouble now pal :D Nice coin :thumb:
And now for the '83-CCs by NGC.
A couple more '83s by PCGS. These are numbers 6 & 7.
Let's try a different year now, 1883-CC by PCGS.
Now for the '78s by PCGS.
One more '78 for NGC - number 6.
Now for the Morgans. I suppose I should say that with all of these coins, Ikes and Morgans alike, I haven't altered the pics one bit except to...
With both of these coins the obverse carries more weight when grading and I'm not really trying judge anybody's ability here. I'm trying to make a...
Now for the NGC slabbed Ikes -
An easy game really, I'll post pics of coins and folks post what you think the coins should grade. There will be pics of coins slabbed by PCGS and...
Sounds like sample slabs to me.
Just change the angle of the camera and the angle of the lighting so that it creates more of a shadow across the high spots and the clashes will...
Now c'mon Midas, not every US coin. Remember you're only talking about moderns here. The fact that NGC grades 50,000 more coins in a month might...
Even in Good many of them cost hundreds of dollars.
The Cherrypicker's Guide, by JT Stanton and Bill Fivaz. You can find it on Amazon quite easily.
Howdy Paco - Welcome to the Forum !! Coins such as you describe are oddities yes - but they are also quite common. The missing digits or...
A common misconception, nothing more. It's like most non collectors think that a coin 100 yrs old or more has to be valuable. Well, depending on...
Geeeez folks - ever hear of Google ? Google is your friend ;) When you type in " eBay sellers to avoid " - this is what comes up. Ebay sellers...
Not like Breen's book - no. But there are new books being written all the time, most of them dealing with one particular coin type or specialty...
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