That's the 2013 ASE and the seller is trying a quick flip on the bay. 20 bids up to $69.69, seller will make a whole $1.79, minus eBay and PayPal...
Definitely a type 1.
I have a cheaper policy, issued by Smith & Wesson. It's called the "make my day" policy. [ATTACH] My insurance agent, giving a demo.
Most all of my 70s, and some of my early 80s proof sets have toned halves, quarters, dimes & nickles.
Ah gahead! Ya know ya want to! lol
The only reason that people go to the trouble to slab modern coinage is they are hoping for the coveted 70 label for a quick flip. In reading...
Some of their commemoratives have an early release price, before the full retail price kicks in.
NFN, but there will always be, as there always has been, disagreement over a grade on the label. What you say is a 68*, the TPG may say 64.
Neither was I. That is a legitimate question. It would only make sense for PCGS, ad NGC for that matter, to have such a requirement so as to...
I think there is a minimum years of numismatic experience required to apply for a job as a grader, no? He also needs a resume, which he feels he...
Looks like one of the gold plated statehood quarters from those sets that are sold on t.v. Definitely and after-mint plating as the Mint does...
You don't fall into desertgem's classification; however.
When they buy them from you yes they are paying $28.99, but you also pay shipping to send them to APMEX when you sell to them. So deduct that...
Melt on these is $23.11 per coin. I can pick up melt value Morgans, 1921, for $3.50 over spot, or $26.61 each.
Not necessarily.
Hard to tell if they're cleaned from the images, but they are all circulated, and worth melt. You paid quite a lot for these, $30 with shipping....
Type 1 Koo. Sorry.
Impaired proofs may not exhibit that.
You can check it yourself really. The proof coins, all denominations, have squared rims and edges while the business strikes are rounded.
It made for great marketing to shnooker people.
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