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January Greysheet is $1200. It should easily bring $150 more. You did not overpay at $1460. Send it to GC when/if you want to sell it, not to a...
The 1799 dollar will bring a premium. Nice original condition, attractive and certified by a major TPG. Put it away and forget about it. No...
I remember 20 years ago you could get as many 82-84-CCs as you wanted for $50 each ($45 for 5 or more) in 62, 63 and even 64 if you knew what you...
I've seen worse. $364,250 for a 1938-S Mercury Dime comes to mind.
No such thing as a "Mint Roll", but they were probably rolled from the same Mint Bag.
I spent about $60 in brand new $2 bills at a farming retailer a month or so ago. The teller had to use her "magic pen" on every one of them....
These were a liability of the United States, not a private corporation like now.
You are right. It rolls the blank through the upsetting machine.
I do that with gold, but not silver. Silver is too volatile. You can play the swings.
I think of PMs as money. How many gallons of gas can I get for an ounce of silver, or a silver quarter. When I was a kid you could buy a gallon...
I dumped all my silver that wasn't nailed down in April of 2011. The friend I sold it to couldn't believe I was selling with it going up (I sold...
Buy it and return it.
That is a strong clash. I'm surprised it hasn't been noted before. Good eye.
Che was a murderer. Hitler had someone do it for him. You can split hairs, but they were both socialists.
Good question. I buy the coin that is more appealing.
Because they can't replenish their stock and have to guess which way the price is going to move until they can. Plenty of 1,000 oz. bars around,...
He's popular in the way that Hitler is.
The rims are wrong. Look at the wire rim all the way around the reverse. A coin struck that hard would not be mushy.
If you are just trying to get ounces of silver, dollars are the worst way to do it. If you like the dollars, then go for it. When I want to buy...
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