FredWeinberg ✭✭✭✭✭

I agree it’s possible it’s just lint– looking at it initially, It looks like a scratch -but it’s definitely not an over date or die clashing or anything on the Die when it was struck. (View Post)

Good morning – as others have said, that gold dollar did not crack in half during the striking process. I Certified and described the CC Morgan dollar, but I had not seen the 1849 gold dollar while I… (View Post)

These were intentionally done at the Philadelphia Mint around 2000–2001 I believe there are two or three of these struck Dimes on finishing nails, and the one in the PCGS holder was the one I sold in… (View Post)

In the air right now over the Atlantic – but as others has said, we need to see a full photo of both The obv. And rev. Of the coin (View Post)

‘’ Sometimes the opportunity to buy a rare coin is rarer than the coin itself’’ —-Lester Merkin, old-time coin dealer from New York (passed away many years ago) (View Post)