What fees is he paying?
Counting only what's in my Dansco albums: Let's see . . . my cents collection: a whopping $2.39 nickels: 7.15 Merc dimes: 5.90 Roosies: 11.90...
Walkers have always been my favorite. And I never owned one until recently, when a friend gave me all he had (46 of them!) at 8 x face. So, I've...
Well, I've only tried at one bank, and with careful cultivation, the folks there love me. I bring them treats (passed out some Log Cabins a few...
Which part counts as part of my collection? :o E.g., I have a whole stash of DC, PR, and Guam quarters, and Tyler dollars, 20 extra Walking...
True -- you gotta keep stuff flowing . . . but in my case it was an advance sale for items I didn't yet have!
I don't know how so many folks sell so many things so cheaply either! I'd love it explained to me! Here's my dumb example: Last month, I saw...
I think that's the smart move. Why compete with the Mint? In other words: why sell them before the Mint sells out? I think the only way to make...
Yes -- I've noticed that, too, and have been meaning to ask somebody about it. If you look at your cents -- there must have been a huge change...
Well . . . "can't be bothered" and "too busy" are two different things. At any given time there are over 150,000 auctions going on just in US...
US produced works are public domain Work that is produced by the federal government is public domain. So, any pic you see at the Mint website...
So you have to go back to the store to find out from which bank they get their pennies!
I'm not sure this could top it -- but I just found a 2009 Log Cabin minted at West Point with no mint mark! :o
That seems like an awfully small profit margin for the dealer. How can that possibly be worth his time and effort? Let's take your example...
aww, heck -- why not go for the whole enchilada . . . how about every known one in existence?! :eek:
Not only do I agree with hontonai here, but I want to add something: Even for this one item, there is variation. For example: how many "types"...
Amazing . . . and I can't get anybody to even look at his poor cousing, the 2009-S Proof Roosie . . . But still -- good for you! It's nice to...
I think the demand for rolls is semi-independent of the demand for singles.
No, the price is going down because others are selling, too. FWIW, I think a series of 1-day auctions is the way to go on this. (In most 3-day...
Well . . . the very first results of auctions are in: Just a few minutes ago a 2009-P mint roll sold for $77.25 . . . not bad. (I'm estimating...
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