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Pillar of the Community
United States
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What other items does the seller have for sale?
If they are all the same basement slabs then it might be a fake especially since the seller isn't concerned about recovering their $15 difference.
I think most basement slabbers buy general of the shelf home slab holders which would be cut to the correct diameter for a silver dollar so if it isn't loose in the holder it is probably the correct diameter.
Try a magnet. If you can pick it up through the plastic holder run.
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Any seller that has this disclaimer in their auction is one to avoid. Quote:
This coin is not graded by PCGS or NGC. Therefore, grading or any other details of a coin are yours to determine upon inspection. We do not guarantee a coin has not been cleaned at one time or another. |
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United States
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 United States
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HaroldS Wow...35 1887 Morgans! How on earth does one get that many to sell in a 3 month? Now I'm really suspicious that he never had my original coin to begin with.
GR58, yes I was going to start collecting slabbed proofs.
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Valued Member
United States
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And not only that but 35 MS66 1887 Morgan's.......
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Bedrock of the Community
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And not only that but 35 MS66 1887 Morgan's.......
Its a no name slab theyres in the MS66 means nothing as you can see from the prices realized which arent even remotely close to the PCGS/NGC/ANACS sale prices. Quote:
HaroldS Wow...35 1887 Morgans! How on earth does one get that many to sell in a 3 month? If you have the money they arent that hard to find, theres almost 100 currently listed on ebay graded by PCGS/NGC/ANACS. That said I have no idea whats up with that guy. I could see him trying to stiff you if he sent you a lesser valued coin but he sent you a more expensive one and doesn't seem to care  |
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Valued Member
United States
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Oh I know about the no name slabs. I'm just saying the whole deal reeks. I'm very curious to find out if the actual coins is real or a good fake.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Yea I cant figure that one out either it just doesn't make much sense.
I am leaning towards that he got a roll or some rolls of them and polished them up to try and sell them for more just from the quantity that he has
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United States
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Actually he has no current month neutral or negatives, but plenty in 6 and 12 month columns that I wonder how he has a 99.8% rating. And all of his auctions are private. I didn't take the time to go back looking for the neutrals and negatives.
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Bedrock of the Community
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If you click on the number for the negative or neutral it will show them all. I just checked them and its basically everyone just saying ANCS is not a real slabbing company/the coin was cleaned/coin over graded.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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So, what's the deal.... Is this coin real problem coin or a fake?
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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It is probably a mistake in your favor. Someone may have your penny thought.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I sent someone the wrong coin before. I sent them the right coin and told him to keep the wrong coin. The wrong coin was someone else's. I refunded their money and sent them the same coin that was better for free. These were just V nickels though I got cheap and had tons of them so no big loss. Edited by buddy16cat
04/09/2013 04:22 am
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Jeez just crack it and weigh it. We're all curious whether it makes 20 grams.
It's a fake. Prove me wrong.
"Two minutes ago I would have sold my chances for a tired dime." Fred Astaire
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