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Re: Authentication Help: 16-D, 37-D
I believe the 3 leg is real. One of the die markers I look at but is rarely mentioned is the beard on the Buffalo. On a non 3 leg the 2 parts are very close to the same length. On the real 3 leg the front one is shorter than the rear one. It would be very difficult to make that on a fake. Also an obverse picture would tell… -
Re: Post your Lucite paperweights with coins inside…
Bought online with fuzzy photos; I was hoping for a 1972 Type 2 (!), but it's a Type 3. -
Re: Which proof trade dollar type coin would you buy?
I chose coin 2 because the rim seems to frame the rest of the coin well. Coin 1 is a very close second, however. The toning pattern on coin 3 leads me to believe it was dipped at one point. -
Re: 1939-1963 Proof halves
That’s an awesome group. I love the uniformity of the slabs for presentation. My Proof Franklin set is a mix of raw and different TPGs and if I was going to show them all I’d need to sort through 3 boxes and 2 folders. I’ve done it before and it was a huge pain. Congrats on the lovely group! -
Re: Pete Crow-Armstrong
With the heat and wind blowing out the past 2 days it was an easy prediction. Then for good measure, the Padres gave them batting practice to puff up their stats. -
1867 Shield Nickel w/Rays. Is this a collectible RPD?
I am prepping a submission to our hosts and this has been in my type set for years. I don't know much about this series, does anyone here know if: 1.) this is an RPD or strike issue? 2.) would it add any value? I looked at the varieties on PCGSs website and this didn't seem to match anything to my eyes, hence why Im asking… -
1911-D $2 1/2 Indian
This coin was in the local shop this week: How do you think it would grade? The owner wanted to raise some money and was told that to get full value with an offer it would have to get graded first. -
Re: Low serial number notes
These all appear to be notes that were issued to collectors in special sets by the Treasury Department at a premium price. They were issued in special albums or folders, and if you have the original albums or folders these notes will probably be worth more to collectors. You can check eBay for an estimate of the prices… -
Re: Slab-worthy coins that can be found in circulation?
1972 Type 2 Ike in MS. Found one in 64 a couple years ago.
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