Canada silver dollars can be had for spot on eBay, I might go for some of those. But I would probably get distracted with large cents.
Depends what you already have.... but less expensive coins I generally go to: Morgans, Maples with privy marks, Nazi 5 mark silvers, or something fun like a British silver dollar. Oh! and +1 for the guy above me! can silver dollars are beautiful, apmex had some a while back for just over spot too... check em out.
Well, there are plenty of all of those available in the 50 dollar range. You could get a Philly minted Peace dollar from the earlier years of the series in MS64 for 50 bucks. Might even have enough money left over for an Ike too
Based on my recent experience, I would go to a coin show and search for lower/melt grade walkers that I could buy at or below melt. Otherwise, I would get the IKE (1990 ) Dollar and have enough to spare for either a midgrade (63-64) silver dollar (maybe late year peace) or hold out until I get to a coin show. But that is because I already have both silver '76 sets, which you may also want to consider. Congratulations on your winnings.
I'd visit the table with a good sized 1/3 off bin and pick out the full horn buffs and silver, quarters, mercs and rosies. Pick out $75 worth of coins and only pay $50.
Two rounds of inexpensive golf. or perhaps 2 boxes of pennies from the bank, will give you hours of fun!
Good recommendation. I think I might throw a few bucks with it and get a decent Large Cent - but everybody does not have my tastes.
Well, I spent about $50 on three Walkers (about VG8 grade) at a show this weekend. They included a 1917D - Obverse (VG8); a 1917D - Reverse (VG8); and a 1918D (VG8). So my guess is three low grade Walkers.
i think i could find some thing in my coins for you spend that 50 dollars on lol just kidding take your self out for a nice lunch and just injoy dave
Two things are important here. How close to a coin show are you and what type of vehical do you drive. The reason is if a coin show is over 50 miles and you drive an SUV, then the $50 is already shot in gas so when you get to the coin show, all you can do is look. Not sure why people always ask what they should collect. In most instances I've noticed people just end up doing or buying what they wanted all the time anyway. If I said buy a pile of Mercury Dimes and you don't collect them and you ended up buying Morgan Dollars, so why ask? Of course it is nice to hear how many are really interested in your future.
I would buy a slabbed MS-63 Morgan. According to the PCGS guide, there are a number of dates in this grade going for $50.