That was bhp3rd's guess. The two we disagreed with were 3 & 4. They are either 67 or 65 and have to be one of each.
Then it is 50/50. For a gambler, those are fair odds. 66 67 (you still got rooked) 67 65
I don't think the spots are the killers, but the scratches on Abe are. I would guess PR-64 RB, but would guess that the TPG would bag it for...
66 67 (you got rooked) 67 67
Even better!
That 11-D is awesome! To bad they did not grade it.
Nice ones Thad. Here is a 1930- to complete that year. Also, a 1930-D to go with your 1930-S.
Well, I am still not sure, but here is what showed up. What do you think? FWIW, the color is pretty close, but the coin is a little darker in hand.
I like Canadian cents. I just don't know anything about them, but that looks like a nice one
Maybe I missed it, but I don't see a 28-D or a 29-D & S. Here is a 28-D;
Are your popups blocked?
Just played it on explorer without a problem.
Just tried it and it worked fine for me.
I am not exactly sure how to take that comment.
Look at this post; http://www.cointalk.com/forum/t47644/#post518484
I hope you win, but regardless, I don't see how you can regret trying.
I guess I missed something. What is the 1981 "filled S"?
The specific answer to your question is no. I am pretty sure that it is the same for the Roosevelt, but specifically the 1981 are both clear S's....
I hear what you are saying, but I would take a chance on that coin. You have little to loose and you might be surprised at what you may gain.
Real nice. You cannot go wrong dealing with AJ. However, I am curious why you did not show us your new variety. That MS 64 RB 1090 S VDB must...
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