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I personally can not conclusively condemn it based on the pictures posted here so far. Below is a comparison to the item, with a PCGS certified [1900] proof strike. Other than some over-polishing of … (View Post)

. Yes, it is very evident. I was looking at some "junk" wheat cents at a local coin shop and the 1925-D straight-clip was in there. I was able buy it for next to nothing (they thought it wa… (View Post)

I think a ragged clip is a little scarcer. There is also a straight-clip type, where the planchet is punched part way off the edge of a rolled sheet (note the brassy striations in the direction that … (View Post)

.> @blitzdude said: . Do you actually think that anyone puts any stock into whatever you write on this forum ? Vermillion appears to have realistic buy/sell spreads, unlike the fantasy shops you a… (View Post)

I just went to the US Mint web site. The very first product I looked at (chosen at random), is a real photo of an actual coin. The image was likely "photo-shopped" to some extent. But note … (View Post)