***Disclaimer*** If anyone here has a pool account or allocated account, I apologize in advance for my ignorance of why this is beneficial for...
12:00:14, and I wish nobody would buy their $1 worth of coins for $9, and that they would rot in the vault.
Hi, Dio. Yeah, I'm a nerd...I admit it.
The service from the Mint is extremely poor -- has been for some time now. Problem is, they're a monopoly, and they provide the minimum level of...
I would never do this, unless it was a dealer I trusted implicitly. You never know when the dealer is going to set the "spot" price. Even if...
I have a shirt that says "Coin Nerd" -- I'll try to remember to take pics and post them.
If it is indeed 3 grams of 24 karat gold, I'd say it melts around $85-$90 today. You'd get a bit less than that from a dealer.
There are several ways to check prices before you bid. You can check eBay "Completed Auction" listings. You can check Teletrade past selling...
Want. WANT!!!
I've never seen that before. The edges appear to be raised. I would guess that some tiny circular piece of garbage either got on the die or was...
I have an envelope full of "spendable" collectible currency. Mind you, I've not spent it yet, but I've got just some neat stuff that's beat up....
I'm not a paper expert, but the first one would be worth very, very marginally over face value (like maybe $1.10-$1.25 or something). The second...
Are you talking about the little black specks? I call them flyspecks, and I view them to be tiny spots of corrosion. I have never been able to...
1850-O = F-15 details, scratched, possibly cleaned. LIBERTY is full and strong, but other details on the coin would not push it into VF territory....
I found it on eBay. It had what I considered to be a good starting price, and no bids down to the last few seconds. I knew I couldn't be the only...
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I found the following: <<Disclaimer! I don't recall ever being in Omaha, Nebraska, and I have certainly never been in any coin shops there. I...
It's the reverse of 1940. According to Nagengast's book, about 3/4 of this date are reverse of 1940, and the remaining quarter are the reverse...
I'd pay a nickel for that anyday, and I don't even go out of my way to collect foreign coins. Nice work.
Neat-o! I believe that's "machine doubling" or "mechanical doubling." This offers no real premium over face value. I still think it's cool.
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