Lucky guy! Still waiting for a circulation strike S. Ive found 1 W.
That isn't bad at all. They are about 4.25 in melt value right now but will come back up eventually. I'd be happy with it.
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You have a fine eye for all I can see. Plenty of coins graded 69 are deserving of 70, it's just the grading companies keeping the ratio in check...
Good. I have been thinking about this a lot recently.
I personally don't mind having PR69 coins. Lots cheaper than the 70s and if you have a good eye you can pick a coin that would be a 70 on a good day.
Ah, yes. Such a pleasant founder willing to release personal information of customers o_O. I mean, I'd have no issue keeping it and reporting it...
Only $2,400 for an SGS MS69 Silver Ike Absolutely a bargain o_O My favorite is 1912 V nickel on "wheat penny sized planchet" 12,000 dollars is...
Heres my first metal detecting find. just a zincoln Lincoln but I don't have photos of the few wheats I found (common date, 1945 if I recall)...
Well, while we are speaking of him, here is one of mine. [ATTACH]
This is a coin I adore, but always was confused about it. These should be bronze coins, but this one is just so mottled that I just am not...
I am all over number one. Not sure what the premium should be but I bet its over 300.
Thought I was the only one seeing it. No clue what that poster was thinking :yack:
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I got another today. Its at my home address so I don't have it but by now I have at least four Maine state ones.
Littleton does this absolutely awful thing where if you buy anything, you consent to the coins by mail program or whatever. Its such a pain and I...
Based on my limited knowledge, it wouldn't be worth it at this time. Just keep it safe and crisp and maybe you'll have some good luck.
Doctored one way or another I find it humorous.
That coin doesn't need FS to be a beauty. Wicked sharp obverse, typical steps for the year, and lovely gold toning.
Love it :pompous:
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