Reminds me of the count the M&M contests. I say 1067.
MS63, AU58 and AU Details cleaned. I like the reverse die crack at 11 o'clock on the last one.
He needs to clip his finger nails.
I would agree on the manner in which they were shipped. I would also agree that this lacks the professionalism of their reputation. If it were...
They're gonna milk that cow until it's powdered!
All hype, and indeed selling. Foolish because the figures are near identical to the 2023 and 2024 which are also still available. When, and not...
I could lean that direction, since as you've mentioned the dime has yet to see any sort of redesign. Going one step further I hope (wish?) that...
The two Adolph Weinman designs of 1916 are a great choice for a giveaway.
Tough choice. I like the Revolutionary War and the Declaration of Independence designs. Since the Minuteman design was previous used on the...
A solid AU53-55. At auction I'd feel safe at EF45 price if possible since it is raw. One of the better yet graded that I've seen.
As a graphic artist, to replicate snow/ice in winter scenery when using watercolor, salt applied randomly while the piece is damp creates the...
I'm in the same boat, although I have managed to find several in AU-low mint state. So, I started buying PCGS graded MS65 (a nice mid-grade and...
I would agree. If it follows tradition, around March/April it should shoot higher. I'm thinking it'll eventually level somewhere around $65 for a...
An 1892 Ten dollar I bought in the mid-nineties from a reputable dealer at the PAN show. A raw extra-fine (maybe low au).
No thanks. I think the United States mint has lost touch with the true collector. First it was ridiculous pricing increases on the annual...
Honestly, not an unreasonable number. On the percentage scale, very close when gold was in the $2000 range. So I think why everyone's freaking out...
Somehow never made it from his cubicle to the proof department. Only as far as the first press in the manufacturing end. The real question, is the...
I'm of the borderine ef, detail grade opinion. As for you mentioning learning grades, might I suggest the book Photograde or Coin World's Making...
I own a few of these odd slab firms. ICG, SEGS and one NTC. In each transaction I paid +/- 5% of the greysheet value in a grade two lower than on...
I think it goes back to the Spanish Dollar when it ruled the globe throughout much of the 18th century and into the 19th. Since these were still...
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