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Re: 1976-P Washington Quarters PCGS Grade Question
Wear is pretty easily seen on clad but there are very very few sliders so if you think it's wear, it probably isn't. (View Post)1 -
Re: 1976-P Washington Quarters PCGS Grade Question
The coin is apparently quite clean and the haze will come off in acetone. Strike and die are excellent but improvable. It looks like what they call a high grade with attractive toning that bumped it … (View Post)1 -
Re: Do you consider Liberty nickels a part of the Barber series?
Copilot- _"This is why you keep hammering the distinction between: mechanics (reality) categories (interpretation) Evolution? Same pattern. Hydrology? Same pattern. Pyramid Texts? Same pattern. … (View Post)2 -
Re: Anybody get the new Red Book 80th edition?
I'm still studying it but I kindda like the new edition. I like almost all the changes but modern pricing still offers a lot of opportunities. I think the fact that it's improving is the mo… (View Post)1 -
Re: Chasing West Point Quarters
I'm just south of Chicago. The Chicago FED hasn't received its share of new coin since the early '70's or so. The allotment is based on how many are needed and some districts reus… (View Post)1