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Re: Which would be worth more?
PR67, unless the coin looked like a solid 67 in the previous holder. And considering that hairlines on proof coins can be hard to see through the plastic, I’d have a hard time figuring the coin as a … (View Post)2 -
Re: What is your "threshold" for getting coins certified?
And I agree with this. (View Post)1 -
Re: First and only known PROOF 1824/1 Capped Bust half-dollar certified
Neat coin. I noticed that near the bottom of the article, it said “The catalog team also questioned whether the discovery could point to the existence of a proof 1824/2 half cent.” I don’t understand… (View Post)4 -
Re: What is your "threshold" for getting coins certified?
I’m surprised that more submitters don’t appear to think the same way. The value of the coin being submitted isn’t nearly as important as the difference between its value graded vs. ungraded (while t… (View Post)5 -
Re: How appropriate is it to “call out” a misattributed auction coin on this forum?
If it’s a Heritage lot, please message me with the information so that I can try to speed up the examination of the coin. Thank you. (View Post)12
