I think this has happened to most of us. I used to think that 1965-67 quarters were 40% silver! :confused:
I hope you're aware modern dollar coins are clad, not actual gold? Personally I think $8 or less would be a good deal for the coin shown above.
MS-63. It's very close to being MS-64, but not close enough in my opinion.
I believe you are referring to this book: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/the-art-and-science-of-grading-coins.412233/ Proof coins are never (or...
Many token catalogs have their own unique rarity scales, some of which range from R-1 to R-10.
I think it's this... https://www.amazon.com/Z-est-Cleaner-Copper-Silver-Jewelry/dp/B07QSCJKG6
I use USA Coin Book and Craigslist.
1925, AU-58 1924, MS-64 Excellent photos by the way.
MS-65
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MS-63 They probably gave it "PL", but I'm not sure that I would.
Eisenhower Dollars are $2 each at the local coin shop.
Entry Post I might like the Three Cent Nickel depending on the condition. I've never had one in my collection before. But if it's not to my...
I think $20 would be more than reasonable.
V Nickels with weak strikes are very common. The left corn ear and the stars are often lacking in detail. Grading companies do not have strike...
Honestly I'm surprised it isn't a details coin with those obverse scratches. The color is nice though.
Here's my MVT. I know it doesn't look like much, but go try to find one! R. T. Holland & Jr. 5 Quarts Strawberry Picker's Token. Castleberry,...
I've always heard that dealers are most interested in selling on the first day and buying on the second day.
The last one is a hops picker token correct?
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