Even if it has damage, that's still a really nice find. That's one more than I've managed to find when roll hunting.
I currently set up at a flea market, and some months business is incredible, while other months it's not so good. How much you will get per month...
At an auction outside of GreatCollections? About $500. At a GC auction, about $800.
That's easily one of the coolest looking red seals I've seen. I bet this one cost quite a bit too! In a 40, the CPG is $525 but with the low...
1. The color 2. The price - the coin is at least a VF; a genuine VF-20 bids at $2200 for the 7x6 stars variety 3. The eagle's mouth shouldn't be...
I just saw it, and that is a pretty cool picture to go on the front no matter who you support. While I seldom buy gold coins due to how quickly...
I stand corrected. At first, I thought Greysheet had roughly the same values for them all, but after taking a second look, the 1866, 67, and 68...
Very nice-looking coin for its grade. Likely worth around $75-100.
From the photos it looks to be about a MS-65 RD. Nice find, even if what Paddy says is true.
1869 is a scarce date, roughly the same value as an 1866, '67, '68, or '70. I'd grade that particular coin a VG-10. When going to sell it, if...
A 1920 Buffalo like this is something I'd sell for 50 cents, its condition is about a VG-10.
Wow. That really is undergraded. My first guess was a 25.
Looks to be in F-VF condition. Roughly a $20-25 coin.
Looks like an issue on my end. I'll have to try to get in there later.
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