the canvas bags from the bank vaults did a nice job of toning, esp the side facing the cloth. as for artificial toning, when in doubt, punt.
Okay, here goes: There are many Barber dimes with mintages below 1 million, and are relatively cheap. I think that the 1901 S, 1903 S and the...
Ben: Another nice one. Keep it up. :thumb:
Ben: Are you starting 1/2 cents now? I guess that I will have to try to keep up. LOL.
That is a really nice piece! Good luck with it.
Because PCGS's prices are ridiculous. Also, you are payig for coins for their registry listings.
As Roy said: "To each his own, and that kind of thing isn't my own." Agreed.
Robert: The following is a prejudiced reply, but I really like the 2 cent piece. The 1864 Small Motto is tough, but obtainable. (I have two: a...
Mark: Good luck on the dollar, that is one nice piece! I can't wait for the actual pictures.
Good advice above, and welcome to the forum.
very nice catch, good luck with Potter.
agreed:
Looks like neither, it may be grease or some foreign object on the die. Definitely not mechanical or a real DD.
Mint: Welcome to the forum, and have fun.
it seems to be a true eBay rarity: A possible genuine Trade Dollar. Now, that is rare!
And PCGS paid them a reward for the 'honor' of slabbing it.
I agree. I opened four rolls, and found: zip.
If he really said that, then Rick has started doing drugs.
By notable, I think that he means that it is the most publicized. It has been promoted for years by dealers.
Strange, I thought that SGS never graded below MS-69. Perhaps they are getting better? Nah, that was just a moment of insanity.
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