You may be right there ksparrow, didn't see any green at first but if I tilt my monitor just a touch - it does have a greenish cast. And if it...
LOL !! Ya got me there kid :D
Nope, he's on 3rd :D
Because when you produce rarities people go nuts. They start hoarding every coin in sight absolutley positive that the coins they have must be the...
It's not that it was unfit to be graded. You don't even want to send coins that are unfit to be graded. That's the biggest mistake people make...
Hey - I'm allowed 2 every now n then :D
Does it matter as long as they do the same thing ?
He's on second :D
Must admit, I feel better about the idea now.
But did they specifically say - 2008 bullion products ? The other stuff is fine, but bullion coins must be taken off the market and melted before...
Remember this is a dime, tiny little coin in a bag of other timy little coins. Tiny little coins make tiny little marks - lots of 'em.
Why ? Because it is their policy, plain and simple. And it's been that way for longer than I have been alive.
Now Jason this is just not playing fair :loud: You ask us to estimate grade on something that didn't look that way when it was graded....
I think what you are calling dirt is actually the remnants of very dark, black toning. It's been dipped, definitely. The coin has its share of...
I'm gonna say they graded it 65 - but it's really a 64.
You don't have to replace the mint capsules, just use the ones the your coins originally came in.
Proofs maybe, but not the rest. Not unless they have changed the law, and I don't believe they have.
Excellent question ! To be completely honest it could go either way. It might end up like the '95-W ASE - and it might end up as just another...
Usually those type of packages are in two parts with the coin sandwiched in between. You should be able to peel them apart easy enough.
Cool :thumb: But eventually somebody will dig you up, find your stash and then they will own the coins ;) One way or another, your ownership is...
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