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Re: How rare is the 1916 doubled die nickel?
It’s not that serious, lots of dealers did it that way in the 80-90s to prevent the boiled date effect. Speak more with your wallet and less with emotion, it’s just coins buddy. (View Post)1 -
Re: How rare is the 1916 doubled die nickel?
Yah the modern market agrees but it wasn’t the case a few decades ago. (View Post)1 -
Re: In Which Decade was Coin Collecting at its Finest?
Lots of foreign coins for sure, I can’t imagine American coins circulated much save for a big city or three by then (View Post)3 -
Re: GTG: 1935 PCGS Peace Dollar
I think the top ones base grade is higher than coin two due to strike. Peace dollars always seemed to me to be graded on luster then strike and then contact marks (View Post)2 -
Re: In Which Decade was Coin Collecting at its Finest?
the early Ebay era was a gold rush of classic B&M liquidation. The number of Raw treasures was huge and prices still modest. (View Post)3
