Nice set! I saw so many scuzzy and worn war nickels as a kid, I've acquired a great appreciation for them in mint condition.
$400 even.
You also have to remember CAC only accepts PCGS and NGC coins. People looking to get that green bean won't waste their time or money on ICG or ANACS.
Good God, lay off. You are making a hefty assumption about another person on a forum you have never met. Not only was it not good enough for you...
They are the grocery store of numismatics. Generally overpriced, but their specials and sales on newer coins keep them going.
Lincoln, because they've been making hundreds of millions and even billions of cents each year since the 1950's.
Looks like it sat on the basement floor after a bad leak for a week.
I don't disagree with with your assessment-there probably aren't a whole lot of people here that do. No doubt the hype and business surrounding...
That's a lot of American history right there. Very nice set!
"Progressed"...you are right though. There's too much money tied up in it, for both collectors and the grading services.
The last thing we need is a MORE COMPLEX grading system. As it stands, Sheldon's Mint State grades are a mess-thousands of dollars of difference...
George Bush was in his first term, YouTube didn't exist, and my Dad ran 2000 Pro on his home computer when this thread was created. :smuggrin:...
Now where have a seen them flips before? :sour:
Hey, we've all seen it done! ;)
Have you received it yet? You might wanna stave off rejoicing until you get a good look at it. Of course, not much of a loss at ten bucks.
I'm pretty sure we haven't seen the worst of it yet.
AU-58. Some interesting things going on with this one. ;)
I got lucky as a kid, as it was the owner of an antique store in town who got me hooked on the hobby. However, most antique stores in my area...
One of those old-breed dealers I presume? By the way, that 1960 Washington is amazing.
It probably would have helped if they didn't label it "Liberty Nickel". :rolleyes:
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