When you received your shipment there was a return address label along with it. Just fill it out and mail it back.
OK, now I'm offically jealous. :D I got my preview catalog for that one a couple months ago, but the main catalog hasn't made it yet :mad:
The 2nd coin was minted in Spain and is worth about $75. The first about $25. Both are fairly common coins.
The recommendation for the the basic monetary units of a dollar and its decimal coinage ratio and that they be made of copper, silver and gold was...
Now a certain somebody might get mad at me for doing this, but what the hey, I haven't made anybody mad in at least the last 5 minutes :D Let's...
Wouldn't argue that point. But would it better to leave it alone and allow the corrosion to completely destroy the coin ? That's the real...
Oh no, they're extremely valauable :rolleyes: I might even give you a quarter for one ;)
You can purchase Biox - HERE. It is much like a commercial coin dip, it will strip all toning/patina from the coin. But it will remove the...
Some people use the terms interchangeably, but in most cases the green slime is the result of PVC contamination. Verdigris is the green colored...
Yes I am quite serious. When the Tenn. coins came out they were bought in huge numbers by private companies who would then take the coins and...
OK - but what does any of this have to do with a coin not having luster ? Coins graded as low as VF can still have traces of original mint luster....
Fair enough. Let's try these links - From a description on Heritage - 1845 Half Dime PF68 Pay attention to this sentence - " The fields...
There are very specific rules regarding this. Speak to an accountant or tax professional.
Right off the top of my head I can't Mike. I can say that I have read such reports many times on both the PCGS forum and the NGC forum posted by...
No. Won't swear that they are removed by hand, but they are removed 1 at a time.
Krause catalog.
Personally, I don't think that any of the die crack errors on the modern Buffalo nickel are worth anything.
I think ya made a small oops there Phoenix. The correct answer is 1786. I quote from the 2007 Red Book, page 13. " Congress gave formal...
Private companies take ordinary circulated coins and place them in holders like these and then sell them to people.
Yes they used staples. Each coin was put in its own cellophane sleeve and then the top of all the sleeves was folded over. Then the folded tops...
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