I think a similar phenomenon can be seen with the scarcer Jefferson nickels, which no longer carry the premiums they used to.
That one will forever remain beyond my reach, I'm afraid; way too pricey for me.
Will see if I can take better pics this afternoon.
I've got a set of the 50 Centavo pieces as well; might post them later this week.
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I suspect that the pre-1982 cents are being gradually withdrawn from circulation.
Yikes!
Very relevant piece, especially with recent interest in MMT (modern monetary theory) and expansion of the money supply to stimulate the economy.
In the case of the 20 mils coins, they cost many multiples of what you would pay for base metal coinage from other countries from the same period.
Just be prepared to part with some ridiculous sums, especially for the 20 mils and 100 mils coins.
Wouldn't touch that piece with a ten foot poker.
Gorgeous! The last gold piece I bought was a 1924 MS-64 for around $1300; quite a good deal, in retrospect!
Looks to me like an impaired proof.
About a year; took a hiatus a few months ago because of the cost of the silver coins.
I will say this: a few sellers have managed to circumvent the prohibition by listing their coins as Islacuba (one word) or as Caribe. Worth a try?
I think I paid $50, including shipping. There's a newer version that they came out with in a limited printing as well, but this is the original...
It is a Dansco, but I think that they were making them as part of a contract for a different company (Nielson).
How do you do that on here? No matter how I take the pics, they always come out sideways!
Thank you! Any value, or just scrap?
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