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Was the person also selling coins in these slabs? Could be a conflict of interest if the person is truly hoping to make it in the grading business. (View Post)

The denticles and the rims are the first place to look. The 1894 is an obvious proof in my opinion. (View Post)

Those are both just guides. I tend to use recent auction results and place my bids based on those. (View Post)

I think you probably accepted an automated offer you did not intend to. Keep your communications between you and sellers or buyers within eBay. There is a recorded history there, too. (View Post)

The struck fragment had been identified as such on the label. I believe in this case, it is labeled as genuine, as a grade cannot be determined. This is similar to what is done on blank planchets. Th… (View Post)