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ldhair
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ldhair got a reaction from Mike Meenderink in Is it better to buy this 3cent piece graded or ungraded?
Buy them raw and send in for grading. With your skills, you should do great.
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ldhair reacted to Sandon in Follow the lead picture post.
1819, Large 9 over 8 Capped Bust half dollar, O-106, PCGS graded XF Details, "cleaned".
Photos courtesy of Stacks Bowers Galleries.
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ldhair got a reaction from Coinbuf in Is it better to buy this 3cent piece graded or ungraded?
Buy them raw and send in for grading. With your skills, you should do great.
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ldhair got a reaction from Henri Charriere in Is it better to buy this 3cent piece graded or ungraded?
Buy them raw and send in for grading. With your skills, you should do great.
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ldhair reacted to Sandon in What does the US Mint mean by "Impression"
In other words, the number of "impressions" means the number of pieces made in the indicated metal. If they were coins instead of medals, we would refer to the number of pieces "struck", rather than "impressed", by the dies.
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ldhair reacted to RWB in What does the US Mint mean by "Impression"
When a die is pressed into metal, moist cardboard, etc. it is called an "impression." Same as "strike" in coin usage.
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ldhair reacted to Coinbuf in Is it better to buy this 3cent piece graded or ungraded?
You're the expert why don't you tell us.
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ldhair reacted to Sandon in Follow the lead picture post.
1818 Capped Bust quarter, PCGS graded XF 40:
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ldhair reacted to RWB in Coin Holder Recs
Also....remember to put your hands in the gloves first.... I made the mistake of not doing that and some of my 1860s proofs got scratched -- but just the gold ones....
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