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Re: Grading tip added for a popular answer to “what do you think is the hardest coin to grade?”
Grading-wise, I struggle most with modern clads (quarters and halves). Coins that I think should be 67 come back 64 or 65. And I see Coinfacts photos of 67 State Quarters that look 63 or 64 to me. I … (View Post)1 -
Re: March 31st 1861, The Confederacy took over the US Mint
Yeah I missed the episode of the Burns documentary where the Confederacy occupied Philadelphia. (View Post)2 -
Re: 1922 Weak D different PCGS numbers
Also, the "No D, Weak Reverse" was discontinued - currently all "Weak Reverse", including the former "No D" are classified as "Weak D". (View Post)3 -
Re: First ever USPS Claim, what to expect? Update
Glad it worked out. That was my experience recently as well -- easy online process, and I got a check about a week later. (View Post)1 -
Re: Hairlines on a gem CAC-approved gold dollar **UPDATE 5/30: Back from CAC**
I think the point in the bold type is a plausible explanation for the coin's status as 65 CAC. It seems to me luster and the PL surfaces mitigated the hairlines. Based on your final three photos… (View Post)2
