Always post pictures of BOTH sides of the coin. There is something that doesn't look right with that coin. However, the weakness of the second...
This is why I GREATLY prefer folks use a plain old piece of copy paper for their coin backgrounds. It makes it a MILLION times easier for a...
Indeed.....I don't buy cleaned/problem coins. They become your problem when you try to get rid of them.
Things have sure changed in 5 years, the cent melt value is now 2x higher. 2005: $0.0133 per cent 2010: $0.0262 per cent 2015: $0.0524 per cent...
Thanks folks. I'm waiting to hear from someone that had mailed one expensive coin and it was lost. I sometimes ship $100-$500 single coins I'm...
Just wondering if anyone has successfully collected insurance from a lost shipment of coins? Per the USPS website, there's nothing on there...
No, take a deep breath there young man....as my daughter says "chillax". LOL You read into my post COMPLETELY the wrong way. You did what you...
Well, I actually do have a heart.
That's a GREAT MAD!
The ones with dates get higher money. However, you will get more than "a dollar or two" from these....I'd say more like $5-10 each.
Great finds! I LOVE searching BU rolls too. Don't over look the conditional rarities! When I crack an OBW roll of Lincolns that's the FIRST thing...
These are not scarce, I see them all the time and, in fact, I had trouble selling a few nice ones I had just some months ago. Everytime I go to a...
Definately cleaned/dipped....too bad, it's a nice example otherwise.
In my area it's a little different. The B&M coin shops charge CDN ask or just over. At the shows the good dealers sell below CDN bid. My fav...
Brother, save yourself the money. Unless you're 99.9% sure these will make 67, find more valuable coins to submit. There's nothing worse than an...
Sage advice! I keep ALL of my toners in airtites to halt the toning. Given enough time and exposure to air they tend to become ugly.
Indeed.....LOVE those types of coins!
Jez, I would keep some cash in my wallet for the guy next time and I'd pay him more money...but that's just me. The right thing to would be to...
Just wondering...why are you submitting coins that could only be worth <$50 in MS-65? Even in MS-66 they are worth less than $75. You'd have to...
The first one is a bit over exposed and the reverse pic a bit small...but...I'll guess: 1935 MS-65 RD 1935-S MS-66 RD (love this coin)
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