<< <i>PR67DCAM in a cross-over. IMO Too many pin marks. Awesome coin no doubt, actually quite beautful and I would certainly love to own it, but NGC. Come on. Cross it or toss it. >>
Griv, I hate to break it to you... But PCGS DOESN'T GRADE SO CALLED DOLLARS!!! >>
Doesn't change the spirit of my post.
Unless it has a PCGS slab, it ain't worth keeping. Cross or Toss! >>
So what you're saying is that if ANY coin is not in a PCGS holder it should be destroyed? That's a very broad statement there Griv. So you don't own a RAW coin at all? You have no coins in other TPG holders? >>
Not tossed literally. Sensitive now are we. It actually has a nice ring to it. Cross or toss.
Yes, I have 2 ICG Half dollar commemoratives in a box somewhere that I haven't been able to find to dispose of.
Yes, I have some raw coins, they are at PCGS right now getting cooked.
as for the griv troll - it's a wonder that he can post from all that kool-aid he's swimming in...
Cecil Total Copper Nutcase - African, British Ships, Channel Islands!!! 'Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup'
Thank you for sharing the images of the HK-222. Honestly, I wouldn[t have known what one was if you hadn't shared with us. Is it aluminum? if so, how has it held up so magnificently over 105 years? I would have thought that the aluminum would have oxidized by now.
<< <i>Thank you for sharing the images of the HK-222. Honestly, I wouldn[t have known what one was if you hadn't shared with us. Is it aluminum? if so, how has it held up so magnificently over 105 years? I would have thought that the aluminum would have oxidized by now. >>
Yes they are aluminum. They came in cardboard holders (I'll take a pic of one when I get home, or maybe Tom can post one). If they are exposed to the elements they will oxidize, I have a very nasty one I picked up for $10. The big problem with these is hairlines, people like to touch them!!!
It is not exactly cheating, I prefer to consider it creative problem solving!!!
<< <i>PR67DCAM in a cross-over. IMO Too many pin marks. Awesome coin no doubt, actually quite beautful and I would certainly love to own it, but NGC. Come on. Cross it or toss it. >>
Griv, I hate to break it to you... But PCGS DOESN'T GRADE SO CALLED DOLLARS!!! >>
Why not? Have you tried? They slabbed the Silver NWRS Centennial Medals. I the 4 coin set in PR69DCAM.
<< <i>PR67DCAM in a cross-over. IMO Too many pin marks. Awesome coin no doubt, actually quite beautful and I would certainly love to own it, but NGC. Come on. Cross it or toss it. >>
Griv, I hate to break it to you... But PCGS DOESN'T GRADE SO CALLED DOLLARS!!! >>
Why not? Have you tried? They slabbed the Silver NWRS Centennial Medals. I the 4 coin set in PR69DCAM. >>
Yes. They have said in no uncertain terms that they have no interest in slabbing medals and tokens in general. However, they do slab some things like Leshers.
<< <i>PR67DCAM in a cross-over. IMO Too many pin marks. Awesome coin no doubt, actually quite beautful and I would certainly love to own it, but NGC. Come on. Cross it or toss it. >>
Griv, I hate to break it to you... But PCGS DOESN'T GRADE SO CALLED DOLLARS!!! >>
Why not? Have you tried? They slabbed the Silver NWRS Centennial Medals. I the 4 coin set in PR69DCAM. >>
BECAUSE THEY DON'T SLAB SO CALLED DOLLARS!!!
It is not exactly cheating, I prefer to consider it creative problem solving!!!
This medal was also issued in a low relief version. I just happened to have gotten one in the mail today (keep an eye out for another Columbian Expo post later tonight). I thought I'd take a picture of the high relief and low relief next to each other.
<< <i>PR67DCAM in a cross-over. IMO Too many pin marks. Awesome coin no doubt, actually quite beautful and I would certainly love to own it, but NGC. Come on. Cross it or toss it. >>
Griv, I hate to break it to you... But PCGS DOESN'T GRADE SO CALLED DOLLARS!!! >>
Doesn't change the spirit of my post.
Unless it has a PCGS slab, it ain't worth keeping. Cross or Toss! >>
<< <i>PR67DCAM in a cross-over. IMO Too many pin marks. Awesome coin no doubt, actually quite beautful and I would certainly love to own it, but NGC. Come on. Cross it or toss it. >>
Griv, I hate to break it to you... But PCGS DOESN'T GRADE SO CALLED DOLLARS!!! >>
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<< <i>PR67DCAM in a cross-over. IMO Too many pin marks. Awesome coin no doubt, actually quite beautful and I would certainly love to own it, but NGC. Come on. Cross it or toss it.
Griv, I hate to break it to you... But PCGS DOESN'T GRADE SO CALLED DOLLARS!!! >>
Doesn't change the spirit of my post.
Unless it has a PCGS slab, it ain't worth keeping. Cross or Toss! >>
So what you're saying is that if ANY coin is not in a PCGS holder it should be destroyed? That's a very broad statement there Griv. So you don't own a RAW coin at all? You have no coins in other TPG holders? >>
Not tossed literally. Sensitive now are we. It actually has a nice ring to it. Cross or toss.
Yes, I have 2 ICG Half dollar commemoratives in a box somewhere that I haven't been able to find to dispose of.
Yes, I have some raw coins, they are at PCGS right now getting cooked.
And, yes, my favorite drink......
as for the griv troll - it's a wonder that he can post from all that kool-aid he's swimming in...
Total Copper Nutcase - African, British Ships, Channel Islands!!!
'Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup'
JK nice medal! I've always liked the HK-222.
It's amazing that a coin/medal dated 1492 can still look this good after all those years.
<< <i>Thank you for sharing the images of the HK-222. Honestly, I wouldn[t have known what one was if you hadn't shared with us. Is it aluminum? if so, how has it held up so magnificently over 105 years? I would have thought that the aluminum would have oxidized by now. >>
Yes they are aluminum. They came in cardboard holders (I'll take a pic of one when I get home, or maybe Tom can post one). If they are exposed to the elements they will oxidize, I have a very nasty one I picked up for $10. The big problem with these is hairlines, people like to touch them!!!
<< <i>It's amazing that a coin/medal dated 1492 can still look this good after all those years.
Yea, verily.
Beautiful medal!
Obscurum per obscurius
Yet I always get a craving for Ritz crackers right afterwards
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<< <i>PR67DCAM in a cross-over. IMO Too many pin marks. Awesome coin no doubt, actually quite beautful and I would certainly love to own it, but NGC. Come on. Cross it or toss it.
Griv, I hate to break it to you... But PCGS DOESN'T GRADE SO CALLED DOLLARS!!! >>
Why not? Have you tried? They slabbed the Silver NWRS Centennial Medals. I the 4 coin set in PR69DCAM.
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<< <i>PR67DCAM in a cross-over. IMO Too many pin marks. Awesome coin no doubt, actually quite beautful and I would certainly love to own it, but NGC. Come on. Cross it or toss it.
Griv, I hate to break it to you... But PCGS DOESN'T GRADE SO CALLED DOLLARS!!! >>
Why not? Have you tried? They slabbed the Silver NWRS Centennial Medals. I the 4 coin set in PR69DCAM. >>
Yes. They have said in no uncertain terms that they have no interest in slabbing medals and tokens in general. However, they do slab some things like Leshers.
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<< <i>PR67DCAM in a cross-over. IMO Too many pin marks. Awesome coin no doubt, actually quite beautful and I would certainly love to own it, but NGC. Come on. Cross it or toss it.
Griv, I hate to break it to you... But PCGS DOESN'T GRADE SO CALLED DOLLARS!!! >>
Why not? Have you tried? They slabbed the Silver NWRS Centennial Medals. I the 4 coin set in PR69DCAM. >>
BECAUSE THEY DON'T SLAB SO CALLED DOLLARS!!!
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<< <i>PR67DCAM in a cross-over. IMO Too many pin marks. Awesome coin no doubt, actually quite beautful and I would certainly love to own it, but NGC. Come on. Cross it or toss it.
Griv, I hate to break it to you... But PCGS DOESN'T GRADE SO CALLED DOLLARS!!! >>
Doesn't change the spirit of my post.
Unless it has a PCGS slab, it ain't worth keeping. Cross or Toss! >>
so i shouldn't send you the 1894s .10 NGC PR66?
i should give it to someone else!
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<< <i>PR67DCAM in a cross-over. IMO Too many pin marks. Awesome coin no doubt, actually quite beautful and I would certainly love to own it, but NGC. Come on. Cross it or toss it.
Griv, I hate to break it to you... But PCGS DOESN'T GRADE SO CALLED DOLLARS!!! >>