Honestly, I think that is the die spike and not the overdate. The angle of the overdate points inside the bottom curve of the three. The die...
Ok, I bought this 1943-S PCGS MS67FS war nickel because I had a great offer on my NGC MS68. Long story short, the MS68 buyer backed out, but I...
$370
Yes, and I know some of that is planchet roughness, but the 38-D comes with spectacular quality, this example just has too poor of strike and too...
NGC fatty MS65. The coin is nice but the strike is rather weak for the issue and these really need to be pristine to get premium gem. Too much...
I think the poor obverse strike and muted obverse luster should constrain it to MS62.
$750
If we assume that your statement is true, it translates to a "sticker" increasing the liquidity of your coin when it comes time to sell. IMO, you...
That may be true, but I didn't get deals like that. Bravo!
I'm turning as green as my Appalachian.
$50
$110
$225
Lol, you Price is Righted yourself, I guess $65. Your range is now $67-$69.50
$65
I sold the coin for $265, this is the closest guess and nobody has posted a guess in the last 12 hours so you are the winner.
How much I sold it for.
Well I'm moving up the leaderboard now. How about a 1940-D Mercury Dime, NGC MS66 FB with a Numismedia Wholesale value of $45. [IMG]
$175
I think XF40
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