ha! i wish! the closest my detector goes to that is you can set it to only detect coins, and there is another setting for copper...
if i see a silver certicate in circulation, i would obviously keep it! if i see an old style bill, i will buy it for face, check it out, then...
blank coins usually sell for $2-$3, i'd buy them.
he's selling it for a million dollars and han't got that think verified?:goofer:
well, if its worth only face, why save it?
here is where i learned about everything i needed to know what makes a bill a collectable.:cool:
omg nice find! i've been detecting around in my woods lately behind my house. i've only found about half dozen horse shoes. you should have told...
i think getting any cent 1968 and older is cool!:D
congrats twiggs!:high5: good one dj.:D
it probaly not worth anything over face value anyway. bills have to be really old to be worth something.
nice find!:kewl: how deep was it in the ground?
i would keep that becuase you don't see any cool serial numbers on old style bills! nice find!
silver certificates arn't worth much. my dealer sells ones in uncirculated condition for $4. the really bad ones go for $1.50, and the "good" ones...
when i get bills in change, the first thing i do is look at the serial numbers. i can usually pick out the ones that are probaly going to be cool....
you watch, the people who thought i was crazy for collecting will be saying sorry when i'm old and cash in all my coins i've had over the years...
welcome to the forum!!:kewl:
i'd keep it only if it were crisp.
that $2 bill and half dollar will probaly never see the light of day again!:hail:
the 54441 got a 98.1%, the 01238 got a 95.9% and the 21991 got a 97.1%. nobody wanted them at auction, so i entered them into wg? marked them with...
i'd give him $15 for the lot if it were me.
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