The text looks to be the same size. Somebody probably just cut it with a paper cutter or something.
Nice bar.
I don't know about that, throughout much of the 50s even fully struck examples were mushy and look weak. If I recall, it's because the master die...
Basement slab, not a real TPG.
If they are even UNC - I believe I see some wear on Kennedy's hair on a couple. He would be better off getting a box of halves from the bank -...
Bummer about the sticky crud on the back of the slab.
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Also agreed formerly encased.
I read this thread because I wanted to see what a 19 pence coin looks like. A little disappointed.
Nevertheless, it's still good practice to hold coins by the edges. I hold circulated pieces by the edges. It reinforces good habits.
I suggest not holding an ASE like that. Or any coin. But you've already got finger prints on it. I know it's "just bullion", but might as well...
Well maybe mine will ship soon then. Great set of coins and medals by the way.
Coins were in a bubble mailer, but they arrived fine. That's how I ship coins on ebay.
I should have one in my mailbox now. I'll see what it looks like when I get home.
That's good. I ask because I have an ANACS submission that they opened on 7/3/24, and the expected ship date was 9/4/24, but no updates yet.
This was a good write-up, thank you. Last night, I picked up a PR-66 1939-"Reverse of 1938" proof. Lowest mintage Jefferson proof, I believe....
How long was your turnaround time?
I also use the flat cinch linked to above at Wizard. Don't waste time with pliers. For 27 bucks, it's worth the investment. Here's a good...
Please keep us posted when you get the coin back from NGC.
Glue/error argument aside, those are outstanding photos of the coin.
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