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The first is a nice semi-pl 1880-S This coin I first saw on Instagram in an NGC MS 64 star holder It was cracked out and sent to PCGS, where it also got an MS 64 Someone later upgraded it to an MS 65 and sent to Great Collections (April 2020), where it brought 1,293 75 (when including the buyer's fee)
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- Grading Question? - MS Vs BU coins. - Coin Talk
A coin is described as being in the same state it was in when it left the Mint, regardless of whether or not it spent any time in circulation Also, the addition of Sheldon Scale numbers to the MS- prefix (MS63, MS65, etc ) is more precise than the older, adjectival grading descriptions like “Choice BU” and “Gem BU”
- New 2025 ASE Offerings with Special Marks - Page 2
U S MINT PRESS RELEASE United States Mint Begins Pre-Sale for the 250th Anniversary United States Army American Eagle One Ounce Silver Proof Coin on June 13 WASHINGTON – The United States Mint (Mint) will begin pre-sale for the 250th Anniversary United States Army American Eagle One Ounce Silver Proof Coin on June 13 at noon (ET) This 99 9%
- Buy, Sell, Trade - U. S. Coins — Collectors Universe
Coin Finder 180 views 5 comments 2 points Most recent by Coin Finder June 22, 2025 7:29AM Eight 2003 Silver Proof Set With Original Government Packaging Total 10 70+ Ounces of Silver
- World Ancient Coins Forum — Collectors Universe
The Amazing Shrinking Coin - The British East India Company Bengal Pice WillieBoyd2 62 views 2 comments 3 points Most recent by The_Dinosaur_Man June 21, 2025 8:45AM June 25 Country of the Month - Spain
- How to differentiate die imperfections from damage during circulation . . .
Look at the coin holistically Is the coin heavily worn, and shows clear evidence of harsh treatment (rim dings, scuffed high points, etc) during that circulation? Occam's Razor suggests that all such damage on a coin most likely has a single root cause, rather than postulating multiple different causes for different spots of damage
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