No grade . . . No coin!
Definitely send . . . looks MS66 to me.
That coin is not mint state.
I'm right with @dddd at MS62.
I give up . . . [IMG]
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I think I've got a Bechtler Dollar coming up in a collection I offered on and the seller recently accepted. If my recall is good, it is a very...
Definitely post mint damage. There are visible pockets of originally minted surfaces in tight to the raised devices for easy visual reference:...
Mark Salzberg is retiring from CCG (NGC) Published in the Greysheet A visionary leader in the world of collectibles for nearly 40 years, Mark...
Ahh . . . But in ten years can you enjoy the onion you bought for a dollar today?
Unfortunately, this book is emblematic of the times. The days of patiently investing lots of hard work to achieve one’s long range goals seem to...
I suspect the coin will bother you after plugging it . . . it's got a wonderful natural look that you'll never get back once the work is done.
Merely an analogue, in which both are oxidizing, and losing their appeal.
Nope . . . Would you pay the same for a week old sun-baked haddock as for one freshly caught an hour ago?
Scratchin' my head on this one . . .
Hey @charley . . . Who makes the best jammies?
High Quality leader would be @John Wright.
The coin looks mechanically altered to me. With the central details having been obliterated on both sides, I don't think it even gets to AU...
Awesome find . . . congratulations! Looks like it might be considered market acceptable. Definitely send it in to get the TPG to authenticate...
Way to go, Randy!
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