If people are willing to pay...they're more than happy to oblige. It's the American Dream.
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That 1952 Mexico 25 centavos is 30% silver, if you didn't know.
That's more likely to be because the user is dumping too much at one time and the machine kicks out the back log or the user ends the process...
Long term hold collections are nice original F-AU Standing Liberty quarters and world crown types.
Nice.
Chill out, dude. It can happen. I had a similar find in 2016 - $11 face of silver quarters at a Coinstar at the local chain grocery store....
My 12 yr old son would love that. He's a major rail fan. We gave him one of these for Christmas.
Maybe you're going to get lucky. I'm not an expert with these, but that extra 'ridge' on the outside edge of the obverse (dragon side of the...
What? That's great for you, but should be embarrassing for the shop owner.
Got that already from an earlier post. I always presumed they were tokens but never actually researched the subject fully.
Token. It was not produced by the French government.
I don't need it, but....whatever.
Found a CAD nickel and silver 10 cent (1961) coins and one USD clad 10 cent at the local Walmart coinstar last night.
I fully understood what you meant the first time. :)
For hobby level amounts, yeah. One should be happy to sell to a dealer for only a 6% discount. In my opinion, the primary ways to make...
A 6% difference (between stop at the time and what he sold for) is inconsequential in the grand scheme of the overall market. Unless you are...
I don't understand why you keep hammering your opinion on this matter. Let it go.
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