If youv'e got some free time, I say go for it. You've got nothing to lose if you're getting the coins for face value.
Happy birthday my freind! I turned 24 in August, and I'm really feeling old. LOL.
Who, or what grading service, says it is MS-70?
Good question. I'm still curious about the origins of these because my family has had them for a long time as well.
Hard for me to predict how the year is going to go. I'm thinking 800-900 though.
Congrats! I've got a really nice one of those...Except, uhhh, mine is lacking the "D"
There are books specifically about grading. There is "Photograde" and the ANA grading book.
I don't think I would dig there. But, if you dig around the area, and not directly on top of where bodies are buried, I think thats ok.
I think everyone has already made good points. I'll just say this, and someone else might have already mentioned this, but kids that make fun of,...
No one spends them, so I don't think it matters. The "denomination" is meaningless.
Your absolutely right!
I've never had anything like that happen to me.
Awesome. They're definatley unc
Yeah, I've got a stack in my dad's box at the bank. Its 100 two dollar bills, consecutive serial numbers. Red seals I beleive, 1963. I'm not %100...
How about a stack of consecutive notes?
Greysheet as others have mentioned. I like to look at past auctions on heritage. I took some coins to a dealer that he didn't know about the other...
Interesting question. Unfortunately I have no idea. hehe
I got mine. I like it.
What do you mean?
Its MS-68, which is really good condition. I think "POP 31" means that pcgs has graded 31 in MS-68.
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