http://www.ebay.com/itm/331329607862 Due to abuse of the bid retraction feature on eBay I have voided the first auction with the consent of the...
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=231333483545 End time is Sunday, September 21 @ 6:44 PM This is doubled die obverse # 2.
Asking $299; shipping and insurance included. Pay by PayPal gift only, add 3% if using merchandise.[ATTACH][ATTACH]
From PCGS: What are the rules and regulations to use a Collectors Club voucher? The Collectors Club voucher may be applied to either the Regular...
Not even close to the same light. These are the sellers photos and the 1903's photo is just horrible. I'll have to take a proper photo of it when...
Just purchased these two. Something in my head is telling me the coloring might be questionable but what do you all say?[IMG][IMG][IMG][IMG]
Don't see how it goes into the $150 range when I'm talking about submitting them with another order, but your point about an incomplete set is...
Hmm I thought that was a generic term for the four pence. Thanks for the information. I'm still on the fence with submitting them to PCGS; not...
Here are the pics of all three. The groat is especially sharply struck.
Stupid dyslexia; yes it should read 1902. I picked up a 2, 3 and 4 pence for $36 off eBay. They're all nicely toned. I'll have to post some better...
Could have been the way the coin was stored over the years. The toning makes sense if it was in an album with only the obverse exposed.
Not sure if this is the circulation, prooflike or matte proof strike. Any ideas? [IMG][IMG]
The only one I found sold at auction was an NGC AU55 that went for $950+
Mintage of 38,000; probably worth melt in that condition but still a nice coin.
Sold.
Well close. [IMG] [IMG]
Much obliged. Hard enough to find out they even existed let alone an idea how much they're worth.
What is the suggested price for VF and XF? Krause omitted circulation strikes for whatever reason as did NGC.
http://www.ngccoin.com/certlookup/index.aspx?CertNumber=2790548-002 There were circulation strikes made as that is the one I sent in. Further...
The margins on coins are so tight that they'd be a fool not to offer everything for sale.
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