Hey Conder, Is this a new slab? FSC Fiducial Select Capital

Trooper

Fiducial Select Capital


Never seen this one before...

Tom

ms70

ibzman350

I'm thinking of bidding...


the seller says that the morgan will turn into a Proof Silver Eagle when it arrives at my house.



Herb

rlawsha

Get all you want, right here....

FSC WEB STIE

Mark

If you go the FSC website, you also can buy pens. I have never seen any other coin dealer offering pens for sale. Clearly FSC is cutting edge!!

Mark

Smittys

I think slabbing your own coins is the wave of the future. Need a MS 68 Morgan no problem.

1956Quarter

I've just tried a 1967 Kennedy Half from them. Will let you know if he passes the hairy eyeball test.

Conder101

It is a fairly new slab but I've seen them before. I've owned one for somewhere around two months now.

JadeRareCoin

Not an overly attractive holder, but i am considering buying the VF24 Flying eagle cent off their website seeing how i seem to be missing that grade in my grading set. Come to think of it i dont have any VF24 graded coins in my inventory or collection at all. HMM wonder if PCGS would cross it in the same grade or if they would downgrade it to a F17.5?

VF24 Cent

oreville

Funny you bring up that VF-24 FE cent. I bought it late last night as I was thinking exactly the same thing. I suspect it will grade PCGS F 18. For Pete's sake we have't hit the fractions yet!

I wonder if they have a whole slew of them?

ziggy29

<< <i>Funny you bring up that VF-24 FE cent. I bought it late last night as I was thinking exactly the same thing. I suspect it will grade PCGS F 18. For Pete's sake we have't hit the fractions yet! >>

It would have made VF-25, but there's one mark hidden in the feathers that's visible at 800x magnification -- so they knocked it down to VF-24.

prooflike

The VF24 is precision grading, so it HAS to be accurate!

1956Quarter

Well, I got my 1967 Half today. Its in a 65 holder, but it ain't no 65, and its not even the one I selected. The one I selected was super clean and priced at $10, the one I got was the $8.99 job with the scuff on the face. I am not happy, but its only a $10 experiment so I cannot cry long over it, no biggie. Guess we scratch this guy off the list.

HTubbs

That seller, swngncwboy ,is not to smart to say the least.He lists is address right on his auctions:16 ELIZABETH DRIVE TALLAPOOSA GA. 30176
If your going to do that at least get a PO Box.
As for his website what a bunch of junk!

lordmarcovan

<< <i>1887 morgan dollor silver fsc graded MS63 >>



I wonder what a "dollor" is.

I do know dolor is Spanish for "pain" or "sorrow". Hmm.

1956Quarter

I was posting in reference to Fiducial Select Captial. I ordered my 1967 Half directly from his web site. He had several 1967 half listed and I looked closely at each one before I chose one to buy. I did not get the one I chose. The one I selected was very clean looking and the one I recieved was the one thats still on their web site as the $8.99 coin with the rub on the cheek. It may be that they made a mistake and just picked up the first MS65 in stock coin not thinking there would tecnically be a difference which there should not be. But if I selected a certain lot, one should get that lot. I wrote to them informing them I was intending to return the coin, and let them know I was not happy with the quality of the coin or its grade. I must say in all honesty, they didn't even wait for me to return the coin and gave me a full refund less shipping costs already.

Conder101

<< <i><< 1887 morgan dollor silver fsc graded MS63 >>

I wonder what a "dollor" is.

I do know dolor is Spanish for "pain" or "sorrow". Hmm. >>



Maybe after you buy it and see it when it arrives you will be pained and sorrowful?