I cherrypicked a 1964 D type c quarter in an ICG slab some time ago. It was graded MS67. I sent it in the NGC last year to have it graded and...
Back in 2005, an old collector friend had both P and D bank wrapped rolls of statehood quarters minted to that point. He offered them to me for...
These are usually called after market sets. Some company or individual put them together with coins they received from the mint. The uncirculated...
I don't have a receipt handy, but back in 2006, I bought two full burnished gold eagle sets, Ounce, half, quarter and tenth for about $1350 each....
I'm a very infrequent seller and have sometimes listed an item with the buy it now feature attached and had not intended it to be there. That...
I have an ANA membership. You are automatically a member of NGC. However, there is a $10 handling fee along with a return postage rate of about...
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I thought it looked perfect. Although my eyes aren't what they used to be.
I just got my results from NGC for a submission made last month. The first was kind of a letdown, as so many of the v75 eagles have been graded...
I've collected for over 50 years and my interest comes and goes. I do really like the whole silver eagle series but so much of what the mint is...
That 1956 quarter has a type B reverse. It's the least common of the type B quarter varieties.
In circulated grades, the silver 42 version is worth more just because of the silver content. When you step into a 65 grade or better, prices are...
The sets came in a mylar sleeve in those years. Many were cut out and put into those types of holders either for better presentation or they...
Silver value alone is $36.50 today. Great buy!
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