I think that if $50,000 was "small fish" to Heritage, their minimum consignment would be higher than $5000. But then, that's just my opinion.
I'm not sure sure if this has any significance, but as I was looking through my Morgans, I found what appears to be an 1880-O small/micro O dollar
Unfortunately, this is a very common coin, and all cents minted in Philadelphia that year have no mintmark. You are probably confusing this with...
Heritage requires a minimum consignment value of $5000. There is both a buyer's premium and a seller's premium, which together amount to about 25%...
Your head might have been swimming, but I'm thinking it might have been from looking at something besides coins :devil:
I'd buy those all day for $2.00 each!
If you liked that nickel, maybe you'll like this one, too :smile
Old shilling (1/20 of a pound) = 5 New Pence :)
As one who is living in the shadow of Fukushima, I think if anything the situation is being overblown in the Western media. The people of...
Very nice group-- 9 different dates, plus one extra, all for melt value. :thumb:
Judging from the marks above "DOLLAR" and to the southwest of the last A in AMERICA, the two sets of pictures seem to be the same coin to me....
I love Barber dimes, ever since I bought my first one (a 1910) for 30 cents back in 1967! What are the dates/mints of your dimes?
Here's my AU-58 1909-D $5 Indian:
The middle note is a 1944 100-yuan note issued by the Central Bank of China The bottom note is a 1936 1-chiao note issued by the Kwangsi Bank...
Here's something to get you started: http://reviews.ebay.com/1972-Type-1-2-3-Eisenhower-Dollars_W0QQugidZ10000000002147718
All S mints are proofs or special Uncs, and all silver Ikes are S mints that were made specially for collectors, so it's unlikely that you'll...
I think the restrictions on setting up bank accounts in foreign countries have become move severe since 9-11, and especially in the last 5 years...
How about a copper-nickel Indian Head cent? Or maybe some higher grade Buffalo nickel from the teens? For example, Coin World lists a retail value...
Looks like there's an "M" mintmark to me.
National banks will also charge a high fee for buying and selling foreign currencies. The national bank I deal with in the States, for example,...
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