We just went through a flood. Many of my slabbed coins were under water for nearly 3 days in the mud. I was able to clean off the slabs and now...
Anybody that has ever bought a gold 1 oz coin nowadays has paid at least $900 for the coin in any condition and many have paid upwards of $1,150...
Why only a 62? Isn't that a bit harsh?
Oops, this was suppose to say "Instead of paying $10 to wash your truck this weekend, wash it yourself and you'll be ahead of the game. Call it a...
Instead of paying $10 this weekend, wash it yourself and you'll be ahead of the game. Call it a wash! :mouth:
I personally have not purchased from them. I use Stanford Coins but I would check and compare all the major sellers first before you buy. You...
One thing about buying gold coins is this: If you buy a gold coin and get either bullion rate or below then you really cannot lose except when...
It's all about $$$. If it becomes a viable option financially, it'll get done.
I store my coins in a Locking mechanics Snap On tool cabinet. I only use square tubes so that they wont roll. (I took out the rubber matting so...
Personally, I do buy slabbed coins. I use the bullion rate if it's not slabbed by either PCGS or NGC, which makes this coins value to me at about...
I would be hoping that there wasn't a line behind me and then asking Ms Postal lady there if time U could go through her drawer and look for more...
Quote: Originally Posted by Mr. Coin Lover [IMG] A couple of years ago I was "building" a set of Peace Dollars. There was this 1934-S had great...
That is a beautiful 22 Lincoln. That could be worth $2,500 - $3,000 bucks. How long ago did you get it?
I went to the 2007 show and bought up all the merc dimes and silver bullion coins I could get my hands on. I think I bought about $6,000 worth of...
Seems like a better word would be plummeted :eek:
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