heres the difference compared to 2012 not sure why the skiped 2013 • 16 more pages than the 2012 edition (448 compared to 432) • 1,900+ images...
its sulposed to have more pictures i havent seen any yet "The Official Red Book, now in its 67th year, is famous nationwide as the premiere...
not sure both have 447 pages the pictures look real in the 2014 the thing i did see was that that most walker halfs went from $14 to 15 in the...
got my 2014 red book for $12 at my coin club tonight. the pictures are better and brighter im not sure if it because my 2013 is hardcover and...
any ideals
i believe there from the 60s for some reason
well here is the discption You are bidding on 2 coins. These coins are made from aluminum or something super light, not plastic. Both coins are...
sorry i should have said welcome as well
got two of these on listia for 600 credits there more then likely not worth anything i grabbed them because the description they were from the...
why is uee written on it
no only rare dimes or errors or pre 1964 dimes are worth more then face
theres a coney island in northern michigan ran by a ex norfed distrubutor thats takes any kind of silver all 90%s at 20x face for food ect
theres an app called ag calculator has spot price and pictures to click on to ether tell you how much your silver is worth at melt or you can...
i think its cool but i figure its not worth keeping ill be spending it at coin club tonight[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
i was told on here that silver would melt very easily and then turn into a ball when droped into water a long time ago
any silver
http://www.news-medical.net/health/Hippocampus-What-is-the-Hippocampus.aspx well a hippocampus is part of the mammal brain so any thing half...
i have no ideal how to capture tone you have some pretty coins
so what if mail wasent going to come on Saturday packages still would have
maybe http://worldcoingallery.com/countries/display.php?image=nmc2/69-758&desc=France%20km758%2020%20Centimes%20%281849-1850%29&query=France 1849...
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