I think the purpose of Doug's graph was only to make a point that I've read numerous times on CT over the past 3 1/2 years... that "coins are a...
This happens to be one of those Morgans that is "grade driven", and unfortunately, yours is a lower grade, worth melt value or possibly a little...
I agree... same as the slot machine industry. I rarely visit a casino, but the last time I was there I was shocked at how quiet it was; then I...
My daughter does the same thing (mostly coffee, but a few soft drink spills also). When I pulled them out of the console they were all stuck...
Always glad for the opportunity to post my collection, which, like myself, is totally unorganized. The good stuff is hidden in the drawers, lol....
A similar piece (including the hole) sold for $13.05 about a year ago:...
Not sure about the coins you posted; however, there are 1983 brass plated examples. This is from Ken Potter's website: 1983 "Brass Plated...
No, it's a fantasy coin. These will continue to be allowed on eBay. Most of DC's fantasy coins sell for considerably more than the initial...
Supply and demand... not much collector interest equals lower price.
Well, I wasn't thinking about fake slabs, but there's plenty of those too.
And of course, there are a few self-slabbers (who will remain anonymous) who flood the market with overgraded common date coinage, covering not...
Yep, that works.
Well, here's a similar 1921 Peace dollar, maybe even a lower grade in a "genuine" holder:...
This is the reason I love CT. It never fails to put a smile on my face first thing in the morning!
Here's an older thread with the same damage: http://www.cointalk.com/t195608/
You did OK with that price. I believe the coin weighs 2.3 grams (it's quite small) which equates to about $60 at .500 fine.
You don't even need to look closely... that coin looks like it's been cleaned with a brillo pad.
Click on the link, scroll down and find the state you want: http://coinshows.com/
To me, it would be common sense on the part of the seller to show a reverse photo, regardless of whether it's a CC or not. It does add confusion...
Examine all the reverse rays closely. The ones on right of the eagle are completely wrong for a 1928 Peace dollar. Here's a closeup of the three...
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