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Re: Advice needed: cracked NGC slab, Newman/Green provenance & special label, CAC sticker
I wouldn't worry about it. I my opinion, those microscopic cracks are insignificant and don't hurt the integrity of the slab enough to be really noticeable. (View Post)10 -
Re: "California Gold" authenticity question
All the Breen-Gillio types are shown here in the PCGS Coin Facts site where they show pics of each B-G type. If you don't see your coin there, you have a token, replica, charm, or fantasy coin m… (View Post)4 -
Re: Argh… I messed up my 1801 S-223 DBLC
Agree with this approach. Also, periodically rub your thumb along the side of your nose to pick up some "nose grease" and rub it on the coin. It looks like a nice coin that's worth the… (View Post)2 -
Re: Coin with prominent black spot.
Agree. It may have been graded and slabbed during cold and flu season. ;) (View Post)6 -
Re: Coin with prominent black spot.
Any coin with a "prominent black spot" will never get a 70 from a major grading company. Of course, a coin graded 70 could develop a black spot after being graded and slabbed. (View Post)3