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Re: Opinions/Help Needed: Unique Gem Condition Washington Quarters
Does not look whizzed or altered to me, just heavy die use. I suspect the unusually mark free surfaces and heavy die wear flow lines are throwing some people off. If you think it could get a 67 then … (View Post)2 -
Re: Roosevelts GTG - A lesson in coin grading. REVEALED!
MS-66+ (View Post)1 -
Re: 1797 Bust dime- genuine or counterfeit? Opinions needed on this bust time. Please comment. Thanks!
. . Not looking good for the coin in the OP. Circulation marks cannot appear on other coins in the same identical place. That seems to be how some of the more deceptive counterfeits of various series… (View Post)2 -
Re: One Coin - Two Photos
Coins often look various ways in different lighting and angles. That is why we ususally move them around when viewing. Short of a video, it's why I usually take two or more types of lighting ang… (View Post)4 -
Re: This is the best non-1857 Lib $20 I've ever seen and it's in a rattler...
Yes, it is now confirmed as the Eliasberg coin. By the "maybe one inconclusive item" mentioned in my April 20 post above, I was referring to the possible angled mark below Liberty's ch… (View Post)2