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Re: Debating What to Do With this Damaged 1838 O Half Dime
Put it on Ebay with clear photos and full disclosure of the damage, 99 cents, no reserve, auction ending on Sunday. I'd wager it should sell for more than your purchase price. I've always done surpri… (View Post)3 -
Re: 1797 Half Dime - the Lady and the Eagle got a valuable makeover
This is one of the most impressive coin doctor screw-jobs I've seen. Someone really scored, and it wasn't the buyer. Learning to recognize early Type coins with 100% original gray dirt, replete with … (View Post)1 -
Re: How much over PCGS price guide would you pay for a Top Pop Large Cent Variety?
Before you pay any premium, consider that many copper enthusiasts like to keep their treasured large cents raw, so they don't show up in population reports. In addition, many high grade large cents a… (View Post)1 -
Re: You can judge a type set by looking at the half-dimes. Anyone know who said this?
New discussion topic: "You can judge a collector's eyesight by looking at their half-dimes." :D (View Post)5 -
Re: Key Date Collecting
To me, a "key date" is one that is just expensive in all grades right down to the bottom of the grading scale, regardless of rarity. In other words, an 1893-S Morgan is a key date, but an 1… (View Post)6
