Are my flea market finds good?

My local park just recently hosted a flea market. I found some nice coins.

- 1971 AU Ike dollar D
- Bicentenial Ike AU
- 1959 Rosevelt
-1910 Barber Dime
- State Quarter Dansco
- 16 1939 nickles
- 5 1938 nickels
- 2 destroyed V nickels with readable dates
- 41Buffalo nickels, worn but some dates readable

All for 18 dollars.

 

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You overpaid a little I think

 

What he said.

 

I think he got a good deal if that is a Dansco album. That Dansco album (used, I assume) is $10 or more. That leaves $8 for $5 worth of coins including 2 silver dimes. What is wrong with that?

 

probably not too bad.

 

The dansco album cost $1. Regular price is $25. Everything was included too.

 

Sounds like a good deal to me. I really love those Danscos.

 

did you buy 41 buffalos, or is that a typo?

 

Yes, why?

 

i think it was a good deal.

 

I'd say you did ok.

 

I think you did alright, not great, but not bad either.

 

Yep.

 

You did good for just $18.00 Things are not cheap anymore at flea markets. At least the ones I have been to seem to lack low pricing. You got to pay pretty good money these days.

 

Works for me. If you have any buffalo nickels with no dates, I suggest Nic-a-date. I got a bottle and it brings the date out nicely. In fact when I hit the coin show on 7/16, I'm going to hit the bargain bins and see if I can pick up a bunch for the fun of it.

 

Cool, I have about 20 or 30 buffalo nickels sitting at home with no dates. Im gunna have to go get that Nic-a-date stuff you are talking about. Could I pick this up at any coin shop or should i shop for it online? Thanks.

 

If you want to save paying postage, use your coin store. I paid $4.00 for a bottle.
Ebay has it too but you pay shipping. Go to Vernon Coins on eBay, they have it.

 

Here's a couple of examples of what Nic-a-date can do...

 

Cool, I'll check the local coin store.

 

vingar also works, but takes up to a couple months depening on the wear.