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Re: Post your nastiest coin that you bought because it's a tough variety/die marriage
This coin doesn't look so bad overall, but has damage at Liberty's head. I looks like the start of a drill hole. It was enough to get the additional designation of being bent. It is a 1844-… (View Post)7 -
Re: Should impacted Registry Sets be retired or just deleted by PCGS without opportunity to retire?
@keyman64 , I agree the sets should be deleted. The PCGS Registry has its all-time lists as well as current leaderboards. When certs are retired, it would be good to retain them in the database, with… (View Post)3 -
Re: Sleeping sellers wake up, cancel wins on stale offers
Mark, Yes, there was plenty of feedback dealing with the question I asked. But there was also criticism of anyone (like me) who would try to purchase an underpriced item from an old offering. I don… (View Post)1 -
Re: Grading 19th C proof coins question
Your half dime appears to be a V-1, which is characterized by lumps in the obverse field, especially around Liberty's head, caused by die rust. The center of the obverse has a sandblasted appear… (View Post)2 -
Re: Die chip at top of coin
The "PMD" in an earlier response means Post-Mint Damage. Getting a coin in a bank roll does not mean it came that way from the mint. There are many ways that a coin can be damaged. We somet… (View Post)1
