He can see whatever he wants to see on that coin's surface, but he isn't going to see any money for it. If I were with PCGS's legal department, I...
I'm pretty sure the PCGS charts are in nominal dollars (not inflation-adjusted). I know that the gold/silver chart I posted is in nominal dollars....
Yes, it's almost as though charts leave off a lot of information, some of which is crucial for understanding. ;)
Does anyone else hear a former guest screaming outside the door? :rolleyes: Looking at charts over a longer period of time (to quote you in full)...
But mining costs aren't fixed. Miners can also go from a profit to a loss with moves in fuel cost, equipment cost, or labor cost -- all of which are...
That could be a simple result of lighter weight and higher friction, or it could be that the pure copper core is a higher percentage of your coin....
"Dear CoinTalk Forum, I never thought I'd be writing to you..."
They used to do that. If I recall correctly, every listing incurred a listing fee -- something like 5 cents for auction starting at 99 cents or less,...
Heavily corroded. That's what coin surfaces look like when they've sat in acid for a long time. It's light because some of the metal has been...
No, that's an exception. :rolleyes:
Good choice of thread for the post! And now we won't have to put up with your silence while you were waiting for the perfect moment. :)
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