Economy booming, baby boomers getting older, too much money, not enough time. People spending like drunken sailors. Catch a plane, take a long...
Fool me once, shame on you Fool me twice, shame on me
Nope. Environmental exposure
As a Property/Casualty Agent/Broker, I’m sometimes ashamed of some insurance claim systems. If you buy first party insurance you should get good...
Neat holder & coin.
Listing says sold. $178.50 & shipping
Maybe we could try to guess how high it goes before it goes off or is sold. I’m at $420
Vending companies and laundromats bring them that way to their bank. As P&G said companies like Loomis pick them up to sort and roll for...
No date, no joy. Not worth $30. Maybe a dollar or two
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Looks right. I own one Edit: I’ll add that I found mine CRH From the edge view I thought, Oh good, a war nickel. Didn’t even...
Ouch!
It looks slabbed so... I’ll guess yes, error
British 50% silver from 1920-1946 make great cheap stock for Chinese fakes.
Yep. We identified it back then. No wonder you remember, you have one too https://www.cointalk.com/threads/1983-p-5c-cud.322098/
Not an error, not a mistake. The Wide AM reverse dies left from Proof dies were used in business strike production. When they wore out or broke,...
Wait! Weight! From the edge picture it may be silver. Clad quarter weighs 5.67 grams Silver quarter weighs 6.25 grams
Like walking the beach at sunrise after a storm. Never know what you’ll find. Cheap fun, no sunburn
I remember when you could ‘drop a dime ‘ on a crook. If that load shifts...
Your eyes aren’t too bad but... What you see is strike doubling, a slippage of the dies. Flat and shelf like. No true reverse, DDR, Lincolns for...
A lot of wear but maybe spendable.
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