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Anyone else see what I see?
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I see nothing? Maybe your picture did not work right?
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United States
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A 7100.00 dollar coin that I am pondering!
Something bothers me here......
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United States
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Greysheet is 10 grand in MS 60
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I think this is a coin swamperbob need to see.
I do not see anything out of the normal that screams counterfeit, but swamperbob can usually tell in a glance ....
Tim
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Pillar of the Community
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It's not in a slab? If I had a 7K coin, it'd be in a slab.
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It actually is in a slab. Check the ebay link. |
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NCS slab since the enviromental damage will body-bag the coin with NGC yet still authenticates the coin as real. I don't collect the series so I have noidea what the 'enviromental damage' problem is with the coin, but I do know the guys at Collector-USA and they are real straight shooters (Dale Evans was a PCGS grader). I have bought from them in the past and they have been honest with their grades (they guarentee any raw coin they sell will meet or exceed their grade at pcgs or ngc). If I had an interest in this particular coin, I would give them a call at the number provided in the auction and ask them what the story is. Full return offered, too.  Edited by hadleydog
10/30/2006 10:36 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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I agree that the guys at collectors-USA are straight shooters and if they say something is one thing they are usually pretty positive that is what it is, and they stand behind their products just in case they were wrong. I would not hesitate to buy a high dollar coin from them if they had one I was looking for raw or slabbed
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10/30/2006 10:34 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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What is troubling about it? Other than the impaired luster (enviro dmg) it is a nice coin in an issue of only ~12,000 mintage.
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Bedrock of the Community
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WOW. That made me think. I've bought 4 cars in the last several years for a total of $6,945. I still have all of them a few others. I think I'd rather have the cars than one coin. Two of the cars are converts so on a nice day it's fun to cruse around in a convert. Can't do that with a coin.
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Rest in Peace
United States
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I'm just a humble retired teacher. The value of that coin probably equals the value of my coin collection. Nice to be able to see one even if I can't afford it.
Carl, I know what you mean about convertibles. Wish I had kept my 1968 Mustang. Well, the wife has a convertible. Guess I can borrow it once in a while. At least when spring rolls around.
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Bedrock of the Community
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he only convertible I own is the 2000 corvette the other 7 cars in my collection is hard tops but I doubt my coin collection is ever going to be worth what my car collection is worth
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10/31/2006 4:27 pm
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Look at the rim. The depth of the rim dish. quote:
Originally posted by biokemist6
What is troubling about it? Other than the impaired luster (enviro dmg) it is a nice coin in an issue of only ~12,000 mintage.
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Posted 10/30/2006 9:06 pm
