If I buy it can I subcontract it out to you to work your magic and turn it into a PR-70? We can split the proceeds from the subsequent sale. Easy as pie!
Always took candy from strangers Didn't wanna get me no trade Never want to be like papa Working for the boss every night and day --"Happy", by the Rolling Stones (1972)
They do bring a premium if the seller knows what it is and identifies it in the auction, or if some bidders figure it out. Not "much" more, though unless they're cameo.
<< <i>If I buy it can I subcontract it out to you to work your magic and turn it into a PR-70? >>
There's never been one graded in PR70, and never will be.
It's all in the photo analysis and pick up points. I don't know Accented Hairs that well, but on vams there are a number of clues you can use even on small photos. For example does the date and mintmark position match my reference? On the 1887/6-O VAM-3 the mintmark is shifted left. And that's not in any book, but it helps for on-line work. There might be another tell-tale that Russ found when studying Accented Hairs. If so, it's his secret and he's earned it.
Russ, Thanks for pointing this out. I know you've pointed these out in the past as well. Your webpage showing diagnostics is great! How often do you find the "interrupted rays" reverse with the "normal" (is non AH) obverse? Your estimate of roughly 100-200k AH sets is based on what sort of melting percentage for 64 proof sets? Thanks! Don
So, Russ--why are you passing it up? I was under the impression that you wanted each and every AH Kennedy minted? I've got one so I guess you'll never get them all unless you send me BIG bucks--- actually, thanks for the heads up.
<< <i>So, Russ--why are you passing it up? I was under the impression that you wanted each and every AH Kennedy minted? I've got one so I guess you'll never get them all unless you send me BIG bucks--- actually, thanks for the heads up. >>
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<< <i>Don't these usually go for much more $? >>
They do bring a premium if the seller knows what it is and identifies it in the auction, or if some bidders figure it out. Not "much" more, though unless they're cameo.
<< <i>If I buy it can I subcontract it out to you to work your magic and turn it into a PR-70? >>
There's never been one graded in PR70, and never will be.
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>There's never been one graded in PR70, and never will be. >>
What a challenge statement that is
Don's bidding on this one, so I'm leaving it alone. Nice guy that I am.
Joe
<< <i>Is he turning a new leaf of generousity? >>
Yeah, that's it.
Actually, it's because the seller doesn't take PayPal and I'm feeling lazy.
Russ, NCNE
Joe.
vams there are a number of clues you can use even on small photos. For example does the date and
mintmark position match my reference? On the 1887/6-O VAM-3 the mintmark is shifted left. And
that's not in any book, but it helps for on-line work. There might be another tell-tale that Russ found
when studying Accented Hairs. If so, it's his secret and he's earned it.
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Thanks for pointing this out. I know you've pointed these out in the past as well. Your webpage showing diagnostics is great! How often do you find the "interrupted rays" reverse with the "normal" (is non AH) obverse? Your estimate of roughly 100-200k AH sets is based on what sort of melting percentage for 64 proof sets?
Thanks!
Don
<< <i>Russ, I know how to identify AH's if the pic is large enough. But how in the round world can you tell from such a small pic? >>
If the pic is taken just right, with the light catching the wishbone, you can see it. The auction pic shows it.
<< <i>So, Russ--why are you passing it up? I was under the impression that you wanted each and every AH Kennedy minted? I've got one so I guess you'll never get them all unless you send me BIG bucks--- actually, thanks for the heads up. >>
I always thaught Russ was the king of AH's!