you might want to edit the address off that.
The coin is worth $50-$70, the gsa softpack around it is worth about $150.
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speech to text maybe? i think OP might be saying "leaf" or "wreath".
somewhere out there, there's a perfectly good 1909d in a slab that says "1882, xf details, cleaned".
64, maybe star, depending on which tpg.
[ATTACH] no he didn't.
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I wouldn't trust the mail, don't send it in to get authenticated, you should take it in personally.
serious question, not trying to be difficult, counterstamp collectors, how do you know it wasn't stamped yesterday in someone's garage?
I'm gonna say no
no, he isn't. he asked you a simple question, since you posted in a thread about coins inherited from loved ones.
You could carry it in your pocket for self defense, if someone tries to mug you, bean them in the forehead with it.
Because i might get called names if i just say "hey look, a fraudster on ebay". The sad thing is, people are bidding on his listings.
https://m.ebay.com/itm/1864-liberty-seated-dollar-coin-/273172854475 . It looks like all the pics are pics of a computer...
If someone posts something they don't know much about and listens to the opinions given about it, then they learn. If someone posts something and...
You should definitely take the day off and drive over.
That's pretty much what living in Michigan is like, but it's not just the snowflake generation, it's most people in general.
George the 5th, paired with a 1750 date on the other side tells me it's fake. George the 5th reigned from 1910 to 1936.
Separate names with a comma.
