I have been part of a recent discussion as to whether early American medals should be certified by PCGS or NGC when they are offered at auction.
This is a conundrum
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Bowers on collecting: To certify or not to certify, that is the question
By Q. David Bowers
I have been part of a recent discussion as to whether early American medals should be certified by PCGS or NGC when they are offered at auction
Bowers on collecting: To certify or not to certify, that is the question
By Q. David Bowers
I have been part of a recent discussion as to whether early American medals should be certified by PCGS or NGC when they are offered at auction
Bowers on collecting: To certify or not to certify, that is the question
I have been part of a recent discussion as to whether early American medals should be certified by PCGS or NGC when they are offered at auction.
This is a conundrum
Early American Coins: The Bar Cent and Counterfeits
By Lianna Spurrier for CoinWeek ….. The bar cent has a remarkably simple design: A USA monogram on the obverse and 13 bars on the reverse. In fact, they could easily be dismissed as tokens, but this simple design holds quite a bit of history – and value. Creation The early United States was at […]
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Counterfeit Coin Detection – 1793 Flowing Hair Large Cent
Counterfeit large cents – 1793 Flowing Hair Cent – Tooling Marks; Raised Lines By Max Spiegel, NGC …….. The first coins struck by the United States Mint were the half cents and large cents made in 1793. All half cents from this year bear the left-facing Liberty Cap design, while large cents feature three major […]
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