FredWeinberg ✭✭✭✭✭

I co-authored the “100 Greatest U.S. Error Coins” with Dave Camire of NGC. (View Post)

Laminations like that on Warnicks are extremely common and rarely carry much, If any, premium. (View Post)

It certainly didn’t leave the US mint looking like that (View Post)

……Mark, I agree completely with what you just said above (View Post)

That’s also a date – 1882 – that has been heavily counterfeited 50 years ago or so – Photos aren’t the sharpest, but I have my serious suspicions based on the photos. (View Post)