I'm far from an expert but my guess is that for a half cent in that grade it would not be worth the fees you'd pay to get it in plastic. I'll wait...
I see 56 cents.
If you bought a roll of uncirculated 2004 d Nickels chances are you would get several that were nicer than the one pictured.
If you're just using this forum so people can help you with how much you can get for coins you're selling You need to do your own homework.
These threads are filled with responses from crotchety old curmudgeons. Don't let it get to you.
I don't trust anybody with my precious metals but me.
I don't much care about price guides I just wish I could get NGC to message me back about questions I have. Their customer service is horrible.
Many customer feedbacks reporting cleaned coins. Don't know why anybody would buy from a seller that has so many negative feedbacks.
I may be wrong but I've always suspected that they crack slabbed coins out that were graded cleaned and sell them as raw .
My point was the reality of supply and demand. I have plenty of both. Always have.
What makes my blood boil is that I have to pay $12 for the same package of toilet paper that cost me $8 two months ago. It's called supply and demand.
Bottom line is that EBay is a weird thing. I've bought and sold there for years and constantly shake my head at what I see going on with auctions...
Some people go so far as to collect two of each presidential dollar so they have both positions of the edge lettering.
If anyone had a Commodities crystal ball they would be wealthier than Jeff Bezos.
Same with RPMs I see absolutely no point and looking for them, but hey whatever floats your boat.
I like to send them a message telling them if they're interested I'll sell them a full roll of those for $100.
I recall several years back a guy I would see at local coin shows that had hundreds of coins were all glimmering white. After seeing him only five...
I lost my Mom 24 years ago. Today is always melancholy for me. Those of you who's mothers are still with them are very lucky. She is the one...
It and nine more like it might get you a cup of coffee.
I've sold a few coins on Craigslist but it winds up being a hassle because you get so many replies from people wanting to lowball you and then...
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