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Re: 1882 O VAM 38B
The obverse letter clashes can be very subtle and even disappear with toning and die use/wear. If visible, they are generally found in the null fields along her neck and the bottom of her hair. A nic… (View Post)1 -
Re: Anyone else taking some time off from buying?
My last few offers have been rejected and I never accept counteroffers so yes; in an involuntary way. I have several submitted for crossover and grading so I'll live. Doing a lot of finger tappi… (View Post)1 -
Re: 250th Anniversary United States Army American Eagle One Ounce Silver Proof Coin
First time I encountered the "waiting room" but I'm impressed with how well it worked. The next two will be on my calendar as well. (View Post)7 -
Re: HELP with my 1892 CC NGCMS62
It appears to be the 4B. Lines in the first C of the MM would clinch it for me. (View Post)1 -
Re: Advice Requested on CÁC >> PCGS Crossover
If I'm not convinced its details, I break it out regardless. If I send it to another TPG and it returns details again, I'm done with the coin as it's no longer an opinion. If I've… (View Post)1
