Search
-
Re: What's considered the key date in a 32 coin set of Eisenhowers?
From the Coin Collectors Guide to the Eisenhower Dollar Coin- Why People Should Collect These Coins Usually, when you think of really collectable coins, the humble Eisenhower Dollar isn't on our list for some reason. Often, the term collectable is associated with old coins or the new commemorative coins such as State… -
Woolworth Morgan Rolls on ebay?
Are these genuine unopened rolls? Did someone find a hoard? I dont want to fall for any of the unopened rolls shenanigans. They do look like the real deal but then again dont they all..... -
1921 Missouri Commem (Lg Images); The Grade Posted
Coin arrived today from Stacks Minot Collection Auction. Here is Stacks description: 1921 Missouri. MS-64 and a completely original coin in every respect. There is a very well balanced blend of russet, gold, and subtle green toning over rich satin-velvet mint lustre. Scarce in any grade, and particularly difficult to… -
Re: Legend Market Report hints at major development
Charmy is right. The photograph is the subject of the copyright claims. The lawsuit states causes of action for (1) copyright infringement; (2) False advertising and false designation ( primarily about the replies to the intial post allegedly falsely claiming to be Laura); (3) Libel - for both the initial posting and the… -
Re: Ryan Howard for NL MVP......
Steve not for nothing but you made some statements in this thread that were false, how can I or anyone take what you say at face value? Just because you say something does not make it fact. You said the Angels had 'far better' pitching then the entire division they played in. That was shown to be false. You said they… -
Re: I find this Coin World letter to the editor disturbing. What do you think?
<< <i> << <i>Until then though, since we believe that the US Mint said that these coins WERE produced through press releases and documentation that we should also believe that the US Mint also destroyed every example. >> No, we shouldn't. It is entirely possible to accept that one claim made by the mint is true without the… -
Re: NGC VS PCGS
This is your fallacy. Looser is a relative term. You have to define the standard. Otherwise you're just announcing that the lower number This is where you fallacy is. PCGS and NGC and all of the numbers do NOT directly compare. Each company has their own standard. PCGS has their standard for what a MS65 is and so does NGC.… -
Re: To Basebal21
It would be fine to imply it but I didn’t. Maybe Manfred did by saying that his positive test should not be held against him because there were at least 10 false positives. -
Re: Nearly 1 in 5 eBay auctions fraudulent?
It's not just laundering. Its moving money internationally to avoid scrutiny and sanctions, its moving money internationally to avoid fees, its tax avoidance, its creating false tax losses, its the purchase of illegal and illicit items under false pretenses, and on and on and on. Mixed into that are dumb people, scammers,… -
Firm Told to Stop Making Claims About 9/11 Coins
National Collector’s Mint has been ordered by a judge to stop making false claims about a commemorative 9/11 coin. New York State Supreme Court Justice Joseph R. Cannizzaro ruled that the firm’s ads for its 2004 Freedom Tower Silver Dollar “clearly are deceptive,” and permanently enjoined the firm from continuing them,…
>18147 results