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Hopefully, the shipper had private insurance coverage and complied with the insurer’s requirements. (View Post)

Presumably all of them. Edited to correct: There were 10 Langbord coins. It appears that the 11th one was forfeited to the government by its owner after the Langbord trial. “The Mint’s 11th 1933 Doub… (View Post)

Since CAC doesn’t recognize the plus for “+” grades, I can’t imagine that CACG would do so and automatically cross the coin at its “+” grade. If I owned the coin I’d leave it as is. (View Post)

“Roller marks” are as made and not considered to be damage that results in detail-grades. I most often see them on Morgan dollars. (View Post)

That’s a good looking coin, Zack. I see quite a few of them with rotated dies. I checked the Heritage archives (in order of most recent sales first) and 3 out of the first 10 examples exhibited rotat… (View Post)