see #6 above.
ALF: First it would depend upon the conis that you are interested in buying. For truly rare or scarce coins, the market will determine the...
Darryl: Keep going on those Barbers. I have a bunch of them, and the quarters are continuing to increase in value. This weekend I picked...
Ben: That hit below the eye is distracting, so I'd go 63.
I can't locate my Vol. #1 of Cherrypickers. so, no idea.
Possibly a die crack. Not an RPM, since they are punched into the master die. (But, Mike will be along shortly to correct me if I am wrong.)
All that I can say is: Yup. It is a DDO.
Richard: Good advice.
Jim: If you knew anything about New Jersey you'd know why I avoid the state. Gotta wonder about them. Sorry, but toooooo nice!
Clembo: Sorry about that, but I calls dem like I sees 'em.
Love them! You have to check out the last digit on the 1894! Looks like he had the wrong size number punch available....
SM: Very Nice! Those contemporary fakes are great. And a very interesting part of history.
Doug: I hope that you have the defribulator handy if you look at the coin again. I fully agree. Nice toning (original) on Peace dollar is...
Frank: I think that the 'wear' is actually a weak strike. MS-64. nice to see one without carbon spots.
Cracking it out? Is it slabbed? By who (whom?)?
Why? Because people are dumb?
And, if he is anything like the rest of us, he'll wait too long to sell.
Darryl: It is a fine-12 at best. To grade any higher your would need a full Liberty. F-12 is full lberty, but weakin spots. VF strong...
Agreed, except for the value, on eBay: perhaps millions.
Jack: Wow, someone must have graded that one after a liquid lunch.
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