MilkmanDan ✭✭✭✭✭

Frustrating because I can't get PCGS to consistently put "ChopMark" on the label of my legitimate Chinese chopmarked US coins, but this one with some other kind of damage gets the labe… (View Post)

Here's my take on this topic and the OP coin. If the chopmark crowd thought this coin was legitimately chopmarked in China, it would sell for as much or more than a straight graded example. Prob… (View Post)

With many overdates in the series, it's likely this is what is seen here. Or possibly a die chip in an interesting spot. My first thought was 1795/6 but this makes no sense. Typically overdates … (View Post)

Hopefully you also got a new Trueview that lights both sides of the obverse. Great looking coin. (View Post)

The original comment was tongue-in-cheek, in a thread meant to celebrate altered coins. Most folks who click on this thread probably understood the context and the comment. But then again, most folks… (View Post)