Point taken and good advice.
Got caught up in a work crunch and couldn't get back to this until now, but thanks to all who contributed to my granddaughter's numismatic education.
Thanks to all of you who took the time to study the coin and render a verdict. As I mentioned in the OP, I'm not a Morgan guy so I'm ill-equipped...
I'm in North Carolina and my granddaughter is in Ohio, but I'll pass along those suggestions.
I suspect that's a silver eagle holder. Size is probably the easiest thing for a counterfeiter to get right.
My granddaughter works at a Sam’s Club. An older man who works there gifted her the Morgan dollar pictured bellowed. I see that an 1881cc is...
I voted for "beautiful but more common" mostly because rarities often exceed my budget parameters. In a perfect world I'd say both are equally...
My best Coinstar find, a couple of years ago, produced 14 Kennedy half dollars ... eleven 40% silver and three 1985 cameo proofs. All were in UNC...
Just one??? :D
This thread has been dormant too long! Finally got around to checking the Cyprus box in my British Empire collection. NGC AU-58, 29.8mm, .925...
Yeah, anyone who collects circulated copper or bronze coins needs to have an ample supply of Verdi-Care on hand. It's indispensable.
Verdi-Care is a great product!
A coin of little value beyond its bullion content, but since TJ is my favorite president, I had to have this one. [ATTACH]
Yeah, I experimented with my iPhone camera and got the same results: QR codes but no bar codes. So I downloaded a code reader app like you suggested.
Thanks. I'll look for it.
Now that's very interesting. Where does one find this code reader? Is it a phone app?
Ha! I grabbed some of my PCGS slabs, and by golly you're right. All these years and I never noticed they put the grade in that string of numbers....
Nice coins, Randy. What's the grade on the Walker? It's obscured by a reflection.
Who?
Same here.
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