Coin Collecting/Expert Profile

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User	Date	K	C	T	P	Comments
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Recent Answers from Neil S Berman

2009-11-13 GOLD COIN:

Ms. Davis. I provide a service, for free. It is a service that I charge $650.00 an hour to people that really want answers to serious questions about numismatics, and I earn a lot of money doing it. I

2009-10-27 Morgan Dollars:

This is the short, very short version of the answer. The 1889CC was distributed and used in 1889, and so the majority of surviving examples show considerable wear. The 1885CC was for the most part not

2009-10-18 1754 V coin unknown.:

This copper coin looks like the coinage of 1721 and 1722 authorized by an edict of french King Louis XV, but these were dated only 1721 and 1722, for use in colonial New France (North America). I'm not

2009-10-15 dollar:

Offically 1793, but these coins were not really plentful enough for commerce. Actually today a dollar consists of ten Dimes or 100 Cents, etc. A Penny was and is an English denomination coin. There were

2009-09-29 1990 proof set no "s":

The cent without a mint mark is the Philadelphia coin. As a rule any coin without a mint mark is made at the Philadelphia mint. If you think you have the "no MM" variety, send the entire package to NGC