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If you are referring to the slightly diagonal, parallel lines on both obverse and reverse then these are commonly known as roller marks. A number of coinage issues from this time period are fairly co… (View Post)

This is how it is done on a desktop, but a phone might be different. Click on the gear symbol in the upper right corner of the page. A dropdown menu will appear and you can hit "Edit Profile&quo… (View Post)

If I recall correctly, you are fairly new to the hobby-industry and have very little collecting experience. As such, you might not really have material that is either a good fit for certification or … (View Post)

I hope those are just flecks of lint, especially on the reverse, on the surface of the slab and not tiny cuts on the coin. (View Post)

I agree with @jmlanzaf regarding this issue. Some dealers have a +/- dollar spread for bullion coinage or high purity sovereign gold while others use a percentage basis. It appears you sold at about … (View Post)