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I'm always happy to review information on a coin, and write it up as "what it is" provable as being. The problem of course is that sometimes a coin is "likely" but not "… (View Post)

A particularly unusual and interesting strike thru, but with all strike thru errors, unless there is some "material" retained in the strike thru to prove what exactly it was struck (a piece… (View Post)

It'll be a good show for those in attendance. The first major show of the year with the regular pent-up demand, and if the Summer Fun was any indication, it'll be solid even though some dea… (View Post)

Yes, it is a rotated die based on your photos orientation. Also, it appears to be around 150 degree rotation. It would have to be examined in person to determine authenticity, of course. (View Post)

Yes, whenever possible, the actual description of the strike thru "maker" (cloth, string, plastic, etc) on the PCGS label is the way to go. The more information on a label the better, as it… (View Post)