I agree with Jason. The pictures don't allow for grading, however, it looks to be at least AU. On these Memorials I look for any rub on the...
It's just a counter stamped cent, I don't think I've seen that one. Not worth anything extra except to a counter stamped collector.
Those ads rock! Thanks for sharing those. The only one I've seen before was the "brilliantize". It's absolutely no wonder so many coins were...
I run those under as hot of water as I can stand and rub between my fingers. Sometimes I'll use a little dish soap if they're really bad or an...
He must have access to some really good cutting equipment. Glad he's busted!
No, fakes will never be a good thing. Only more advanced collectors are cognizant of them and know how to spot the difference. The masses are...
You have to search until an eye falls out. Bleeding is the precursor to falling out. LOLOLOLOL
I would sell the primo stuff individually, sort out the high grade coins first. Then consider selling some bags and rolls using ebay or whatever....
What's up Doc? A great article! Nice job Jason! :kewl:
One more:
Found this while seaching a bag tonight:
Well said....
Beautiful cent!
Bill, This one came out of the old collection, same as the counterfeit Morgan. Honestly, I'm not sure if it's fake but I'd be surprized as this...
You've been had edited
It was good enough to fool me, but I'm no Morgan expert. The thing that's interesting is that this is a very old counterfeit.
I agree with Bill, this is not a WAM.
Very cool coin! Send it in for grading. It's worth it just to see how they slab it. LOL
WOW! This coin is from a friends collection that was put together between 1920-1940. He inherited the collection during the 1970's and just put it...
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