bullion is just Au or Ag regardless of what is imprinted upon it, unless that imprint is rare and desired by other people. keep looking up stuff...
It's cheaper to get 999 planchets; that's why the USMint is switching over to those rather than the 90%ers.
Yesterday I got my normal mail at 9:30am as usual, but nothing but a junk envelope, Oh Well, sigh Then, miraculously, a white USPS mail truck...
Watch the movie and decide for yourself: "Cheyenne Autumn"
I know that this subject has been posted in several threads, including the one I read most recently and did watch the Dennis the Menace gold coin...
I am not sure about counting wheel damage so much as end-roll-crimping machine damage with the reverse showing at the end of the paper roll which...
What would a little bath in ammonia do to it?
Try the Specific Gravity test on each one!
definitely PMD, probably a couple or more of them.
I also vote for Verdi-Care!
I agree. The new proofs with the over-frosting look terrible!
Cents it is so worn out, should I try some of the silver-acid stuff (like Nic-A-Date) on it?
My impression was that I was told that it was made from a melted Ag dollar, which, at the time, before I got into coins, sounded cool. Now, of...
read the webpage, pp and credit cards are always higher.
Good idea, Chris! I first thought of that when I first saw those bullion Ag bullet replicas. No, I did not make it, but as far as I know they...
Thecoinshowradio is the best and at 111 episodes -- it will take you while to listen to them all -- and it is very worth it to do that! Also...
is now in this form. It could be polished but has no luster. It does have emulated flake scars, but I still think of it as coin silver and at 26...
I like the design on the gold, but can only afford the silver. He is a great read!
The 25 is superimposed over the ubiquitous maple in a bold and beautiful way. It is kinda classic. This year is the 30th for the US ASE which...
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