I prefer pcgs slabs. Especially the green label and doilies Than the old ngc fatties. I like ngc customer service and faster turnaround. I prefer...
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If it’s a 1799 it’s a real winner. It’s had a hard life. But actually has much better surfaces than the typical 1799 as most are corroded ground...
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I thought 30. And it’d probably straight grade at pcgs
Yeah I hear that . I’ve got a couple real off the charts monsters that I’ve had for over 10 years maybe it’s time . Honestly I wish I’d kept all...
Rim took a lot of abuse in bags. High spots wear quickly on these. Fields and especially around stars quite protected and wear slower. Low...
Agreed. Always. My purse doesn’t just hold makeup and my wallet etc. I vary my purse not just for outfits but situations. Especially being who I...
Questionable big time. I don’t think it’s real
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Thanks. Sorry I didn’t realize I’d posted that 69 almost back to back. Here’s a different one I haven’t posted in a long time ngc 65
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Edge appears to be struck in a closed collar. That’s a easy tell
Real but damaged surfaces. Some kind of crud or corrosion on obverse and almost looks heated. It would never straight grade but I’m confident...
Really nice. 2 great pickups
A beauty. Love the skin on it
I’ll absolutely second that. Been a few years but Ernie does a great job done quite a few shows for him
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Interesting to know. I wonder if it’s same on other dates. Or whether the proof 1844 dies were ever reused to strike a business strike as so...
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