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bsshog40

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  1. bsshog40
    Not if they are seeing damage. Depending on the severity, would be slabbed as "Details". Is there a specific reason you want an MS63 grade. You can find these slabbed in MS66 & 67 for almost grading fees.
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    A good year for Vams! Looks like a nice Morgan! I never see GSA's for $100. Lol
  3. bsshog40
    That's when you have the photovision on the high money coins to get the best out of them. Lol
  4. bsshog40
    Yep I have been buying SAE's for a long time. Looks like all my eagle sets will stop with 2020. I may even just sell them off and start a series of something else.
  5. bsshog40
    Well I finally shutdown all my silver subscriptions with the mint. They have just gotten to the point that the average collector can't afford to pay for these anymore. Looks like my SAE collection has ceased with 2020. I'm done with the mint. https://www.coinworld.com/news/us-coins/united-states-mint-increases-prices-on-15-silver-products
  6. bsshog40
    Also remember, the supposed Clad 1965 is actually 40% silver.
  7. bsshog40
    Looks like a good possibility just had a piece of tape over it for a while.
  8. bsshog40
    Yep, all my Country Artists are almost gone and now working on all my Rock Artists! RIP
  9. bsshog40
    Internet bully?? LMAO
  10. bsshog40
    Doesn't look fake to me so I would have to argue that it is 90% silver.
  11. bsshog40
    Very nice looking!
  12. bsshog40
    The truth comes out. Taco bell has been around longer than we've known.
  13. bsshog40
    Well if you look at the price guides for NGC and PCGS. The mints sets were satin finish, 95% copper at 3.11g. Although NGC is calling them Bronze, they are actually copper. The business strikes are copper plated zinc at 2.5g.
  14. bsshog40
    I could swear that the Lincolns from the uncirculated mint sets were a satin finish of 95% copper. The business strikes should be copper plated zinc.
  15. bsshog40
    Thanks David! Guess I'll keep it raw.
  16. bsshog40
    Sorry, it is an 1882 CC
  17. bsshog40
    I have a CC Morgan that is a a Vam 3-D. I would like the Vam recognized. Do y'all do that? Thanks, Bobby.
  18. bsshog40
    Glad I have him blocked!
  19. bsshog40
    Thanks for the info Roger and kbbpll. Thanks for posting that ats Mark. With the way the op ats started that thread, will be lucky if many people see it. Lol
  20. bsshog40
    I actually think these would be kind of cool. The only problem I see is Limitations and High Priced!
  21. bsshog40
    This was a thread started ATS and the first thing the OP did was put politics in his opening question and the thread is going nowhere and will soon be poofed. Lol But I thought it was a good question. How could a coin get, say a D/S or anything of the like that isn't the same MM. Aren't the MM's done at the separate mints?
  22. bsshog40
    opps, you are right my friend! Still like the Medals tho. Lol
  23. bsshog40
    These are the Presidential medals we are talking about. Silver Prez Medals
  24. bsshog40
    I have actually been collecting these. They are pretty cool, silver and actually priced much better than the SAE's.
  25. bsshog40
    So it looks like the right side keeps going down, like a 9 to me.