I guess the obvious answer is hes a dealer, and a pretty big one at that, I also remember him saying a month or two ago, that he was let go from...
If you want to then go for it. If you don't then don't.
I ask for gift cards to buy coin books.
Dryer coins to exist, usually they get stuck in a commercial dryer for a long period of time.
They are low mintage, but not really rare.
Welcome! Do you have pictures of the coin?
Then don't collect coins.
Hard to get a grade from those photos, but it dosen't look MS to me.
Not seeing any doubling
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A picture is need to tell anything.
Whoops, nevermind
Not a paper guy, but I'm sure its the same as coins, buy the best condition you can afford, whether its poor or gem, buy what you can afford.
Gold plating is done outside of the mint, and many collectors consider these damaged coins.
I actually had to type the letters to see what you meant. :o
There is nothing wrong with getting a couple folders and start to fill them with your pocket change, I would suggest some Whitman folders....
Does it feel rough?
Interesting, I've found probably 10 or so red painted 76 quarters in change, probably from a bar around here or something.
Looks flat and shelf like, machine doubling.
It depends on mintmark, condition, year, variety, there is no way to tell you what to do with them without pictures.
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