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As a dealer/collector, I am always looking for the best value for my dollar when buying coins and submitting them for grading. It seems like everyday though, I get information about these fly-by-night coin...
I have sold thousands of Jewelers loupes here on E-bay. I am frustrated at the lack of knowledge some sellers show in their incorrect listings! Hopefully this guide will help you to know the truth about the...
Evening all... I had a member email me last night after reading a couple of my reviews and ask me a question.. "How do you clean coins without damaging them?" I smiled when I heard this, as most dealers do to...
The 1972 Eisenhower Dollar Type 1, Type 2, and Type 3 The three variations of the 1972 Eisenhower Dollar, all struck in Philadelphia, are best explained by photographs. But first, a slight Caribbean geography...
Ten Essential Grading Tips For Beginners or Professionals by John Maben, President ModernCoinMart, Former NGC Grading Finalizer 1. Hold and view the coin correctly. This is a common mistake, one made even by...
1955 Philadelphia "Bugs Bunny" or "Detached Nose" Franklin Half Dollar A die clash resulted in the production of an unusual U.S. Mint error coin. This error is commonly known as the "Bugs Bunny" Franklin or,...
Greetings to all numismatic collectors. The following is a few points on grading your own material. US coins cover the time period from 1793 to present day coinage of the NEW Jefferson nickel. Every coin...
We've all heard them a thousand times: the numismatic maxims that have been repeated enough times that they have acquired near-mythic status. So are they true or not true? 1. "Size Matters" True. Big coins are...
NGC and PCGS certified coins are the best way to invest safely in coins. They keep the coin safe and secure, and their certified grade is always guaranteed. It's tough to keep them scratch-free, especially...