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About LinkBacksHow much was it? The most I've ever paid was $31 for a Peace Dollar.
How much was it? The most I've ever paid was $31 for a Peace Dollar.
Ethan-That random kid from
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$5500 for a Morgan about 11 years ago. Guess which one, and guess the condition.
Last edited by Morgandude11; 05-16-2012 at 03:11 PM.
$50 for a 2012 Panda.
If I post it my wife would kill me.........
They also serve who only stand and wait....John Milton
To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often.....Winston Churchill
It's what you learn after you know it all that counts...John Wooden
Just for it being a coin -- $400 for a slabbed Morgan
If you want to count coins that are worth more as just bullion --- $2100 for a 50 peso Gold.
I paid $80 for this.
Last edited by Detecto; 05-16-2012 at 01:53 PM.
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^Mine was $35 raw and in about the same shape for the same type.Originally Posted by Detecto
I paid $80 for this.
Most ive spent is $300 and it was for my seated liberty dollar in about VF30 condition.
$165 ish for a 1923 Peace MS65 CAC.
Okay- PM?If I post it my wife would kill me.........
Ethan-That random kid from
CoinTalk
Counterfeit PCGS rattler slab $1450
Three large cents at around $1000 each
One at $900
Half a dozen or more in the $600 to $800 each range
Bought a book last month at $450
Slab collector and researcher
reported as of 12/29/06
132 companies 332 production varieties
about 125 for a lincoln commem. Currency is a different story though...
A bit more than $4,000.
Confucius say, "Young man not know much".
ANA LM-3799; CONECA L-216; OHNS LM-59; SUSCC R-4005.
Coins stored in bank safe deposit box.
I don't keep track, but probably somewhere around $1500. I've paid more for currency. If I kept better records I'd might eventually force myself to seek help and quit. So, I'll never keep any records.
Guy
just waiting for the member that owns one of the 1913 nickels to post up and top everyone. Ha!
I am still relatively new to coins, but if this thread was about wrist watches, it would be a different story!
Ain't that the truth!! It's scary to think about.
Confucius say, "Young man not know much".
ANA LM-3799; CONECA L-216; OHNS LM-59; SUSCC R-4005.
Coins stored in bank safe deposit box.
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