Saliva will cause spots on coins. Do some googling if you don't believe me.
How big are the spots? If they are small, its quite possible someone just talked over them (or sneezed) and they got specks of saliva on them.
I love them. Problem free examples look good even in lower grades. Then you have the fact that each die was hand worked, no two are the same,...
Dealers usually have copies from the last few months laying around and I've never had one object to passing one to me.
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[ATTACH] My latest addition. I'll just use the true view since I take terrible pictures. O-106, R.3 PCGS called it VG-10.
VF20, but I agree it probably won't straight grade.
I think it's fine. At any rate, I do it all the time.
So Tesla bought $1.5 billion in bitcoin, new highs in the crypto today. Bitcoin: $44,000 Ethereum: $1,720 Dogecoin: $.085
Bitcoin: 38250. Up 12% last month. Etherium: 1720. Up 55% last month. Dogecoin: .0458. Up 357% last month.
Leaning AT
Here is one that goes by the moniker "Comet Head". Another that is easy to spot. O-106. [ATTACH] I like your pincer 8 example. It's one I have my...
Learn to tip and rotate your coin under a lamp to help you pick up scratches and hairlines. Find some mint state silver dollars in certified...
Ethereum is putting in a new high.
Yes they're legit.
5.99 Edit: I was gonna round up yesterday, tonight I guess I'll say 5.9.
DM = Die Marriage
O106 Pretty!
MS62 in spite of rub. My best guess is the mark is not a scratch.
Lots of chatter that money will flow into crypto, which trades 24/7, after the markets close for the weekend. I guess we shall see.
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