If only they made it easier to follow the law. Like, for example, by having a uniform policy across the country, instead of a patchwork across...
Those weights check out, given the wear on the coins. If they were silver-plated brass or copper, they'd be a good bit lighter, or else thicker....
"Grandad had a bunch of these shiny ones in plastic holders, will you take these?"
I'm not sure they're fake. Coins put into those displays are often polished to death first, and it looks like that happened to these. The...
I've always heard that rare world coins (PM or not) trade at a lower premium than US coins due to lower demand. Do you see this changing? If not,...
But would you take up gambling? Because that's what this is. "Grab bag" or "luck of the draw" offers always make me suspicious, because I almost...
Have you put a reminder in your calendar to come back here once a year, resurrect this dead thread, and challenge the member who hasn't been here...
I like this! You're a contractor, Randy; make it happen!
Kinda thought you were going to say she bought a gun herself, and threatened you with it when you tried to go to the next coin show...
Gotta admit, I do feel a little temptation. Not enough, though.
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Still looks like you're converting back from pounds. They started out with a 400-ozt good delivery bar. 400 troy ounces works out to... 400 troy...
No, that would only work if each coin was a standard (avoirdupois) ounce. They're troy ounces. Out of a 400-troy-ounce bar, you'd get 400...
Compare North Carolina's law exempting bullion from sales tax, which specifically includes: In other words, non-PM coins, and even collectible...
What "bullion" does not sell at more than 50% above its face value ($50 for 1oz AGEs, $1 for ASEs)? It seems to me that similar statutes I've...
Any idea why? Wonder if they're trying to pocket it?
They do bother me, but I'm willing to consider the possibility that that's a me problem. :rolleyes: I think my problem isn't so much that these...
Hmm... wonder how common 1944 cents struck on silver are? Could be the "Poor Man's 1944 Steel Cent". OK, maybe the "Moderately Well-Off Man's..."
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No. Please, no. Polish moves metal, and that's the thing you absolutely DO NOT want to do to a coin.
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