Zero percent. They are all cu-ni. Krause values them from 10¢ (5 peseta F) to $1,000 (50 peseta proof), depending on year and condition....
I've won a lot of auctions that way. What on earth is insulting about bidding more than someone else?
That's why I suggest a library!
Your stamp is from a pane of 10 issued on February 25, 2003, to honor American filmmakers. The stamps are arranged to resemble two strips of...
If anyone needs it, certain parts of this thread are absolute proof that joining this forum doesn't magically transform someone with the following...
Check your local public library for Jetons, Medalets & Tokens Vol 1 The Medieval Pd. & Nuremberg, a 1988 British publication by Dr. Michael...
Are the first two pictures one coin and the last two the other? The first reverse and the second obverse seem to show more wear than their mates.
That bears repeating. And being emphasized. And maybe one more repetition.
What they said. Plus bear in mind that although both are undoubtedly authentic based on the fact that top tier TPGs have slabbed them, but the...
Works for me.
All pretty common.
Does your title reference to "Golden" mean that you have a gold replica of a postage stamp? If so, it is probably from the Franklin Mint,...
$5 including S/H is the most I ever pay for fakes.
Fred Weinberg and Mike Byers are both top notch, well known, honest dealers specializing in error coins. Both have fair prices, but they are not...
Probably a Hard Times Token, circa 1832-1844.
It must be real - he says it came from the US Mint. See if he'll accept payments in $3 bills.
This may help.
Any "coin" or accompanying COA that uses the word "Tribute" means that it is a privately minted medallion designed to separate collectors from...
No you don't.There were no JFK half dollars minted prior to 1964.No solid gold JFK half dollars have ever been minted.No 14K (.583 fine) U.S. gold...
How is that possible?
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