Pretty coin!
1884-O Morgan? I can think of a lot of other coins I'd rather spend that kind of money on.
You'd better tell him to take his sweet time growing up Randy . . .
50
I’ve just been informed my table number is (Edit . . . See Post 33 for correction).
Joe, have you tried Jon Sullivan?
Thanks for that . . . :hilarious:.
I've seen one that was barely attached . . . perhaps bonded only 10 - 15%, and the halves had not been damaged at all . . . quite a rarity to find...
I think the other half is dated 1894 . . . :rolleyes:
How about a separated half of a clamshell split? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Keeping it family-friendly, if we gave them all 5 Chinese finger traps, they'd have to invest a lot more time typing those fraudulent emails with...
Good to know . . . I'll keep my eyes peeled for those when I next visit, thanks Randy.
So, when I’m visiting my folks in your neck of the woods, are they hard to find in local restaurants?
Alright Randy, please do tell . . . What am I missing?
Suckers are the lifeblood of today's US Mint.
There are numerous forms of fraud out there that should concern industry participants, and some can look deceptively innocuous to those who aren't...
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There's no worse penalty for a judge than to have one's decision reversed by a higher court for having exercised poor judgment.
Beautiful coin. I'd be at AU50, if not for the appeal. Like Larry, I'm at AU53 as well.
The general search warrant was granted in violation of the US Constitution. A search warrant must be limited to specific targets. That the FBI...
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