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Re: what is the current tariff situation with US and other Gold coins crossing the border?
I never told you that "customs duties are not charged on items shipped here." You made that strawman up all by yourself. I said that there are exemptions, which you kept denying. You repeatedly said that the exemptions only applied to hand-carried merchandise, which is plainly incorrect. Your example of musical instruments… -
Re: Update ANA/Shepherd lawsuit revised filing lists names, exposes the "dirt"
I deny any allegations of wrongdoing by me written within this suit. They are false and defamatory. Though I am not surprised as it was the reason I quit (though I did, in fact, come back to the ANA several times as requested). Shepherd went as far as to claim that I had produced false evidence (in Yeager's own… -
Re: Question on 1866 5c reverse struck through die cap (full brockage).
Nickel History - Shield Nickels, Circulation Strikes John Dannreuther 1866 Shield Nickel Mint State This is the continuation of a multi-part series on nickel coinage. As noted in the first article on the Three Cent nickel series, calling them "nickels" is a misnomer, as they only contained one-fourth nickel with copper… -
Re: Great ethics
This thread is kind of sad. Rick has been a great member here over the years and a wealth of knowledge and expertise in the area of Flying eagle/Indian Head cents. But intentionally or not, he is obviously wrong here. He clearly picked and chose what to include in his description, citing that one sold for $10,000 while… -
Re: The PCGS Experts Page
False Hair Color? Late Die State! Cosmetic Surgery? Altered Surfaces. Make up? Artificial Toning. Scars or injuries? Damaged. False Teeth? Holed & Plugged. Heavy? Broadstruck. Assymetric Face? Misaligned Die. Too Liberal? Off-Center. Genetic Defect? Planchet Flaw. -
Re: Anybody here win this contemporary counterfeit shield nickel?
Darn, missed that one. I really like those false die counterfeits. They are hard to find and usually sell for quite a bit more than this went for. I own perhaps 10 false die counterfeits, but none dated 1869. Have only seen one once before. -
Re: The official Shedeur Sanders 2025 NFL season thread
Yeah - what perk said there. He didn't fall on his face and that's a lot more than everyone seemed to expect... and "loudly predict". -
Re: What's the deal with these "double" dies?
Number One is definitely a false die double strike. Press a piece of soft metal up against a coin and the coin will sink into the metal, forming a depressed image similar to that on a die. Move the coin and squeeze again, and some of the coin will deform into the false die. Can't get the others to load. TD -
Re: Albert Pujols Bowman Chrome (mnmiracle2004)
"Says the person ^^ who apologized to the guy that lied, while refusing to apologize for what you falsely said about me. All I received was insults and ridicule for outing a shady/dishonest seller." I standby everything I said about you. None was false. Steve -
Re: Why the WIWAG deal doesn't bother me.
Buckwheat: Although I agree, in general, with what you have to say, there is one thing that bothers me about the issue: PSA's silence on the issue. When the news first broke, PSA posted general information on the website, and Joe Orlando responded on the message boards to the posts. He stated that, because of the pendency…
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