Nice coins. 1. AU58 2. VF30
For me it is a question of value when it comes to coins. As with any collector, I want to buy coins at prices that I believe are below market....
Because of the manipulation of the silver and gold markets, you cannot predict precious medal prices. I buy silver with money I won't need in the...
I do not consider myself a low-ball collector but as with all collecting, the value is in the rarity of the item. Certain low-ball coins are more...
I have been interested in VAM Morgans over the years, even though attributions are cumbersome and difficult. But now that I see the quality of...
When I looked into my crystal ball to learn the future directions of gold and silver, I saw Janet Yellen on the telephone talking to Lloyd...
This is an interesting thread. What material was used for these coins? Also, are there pictures with another coin so we can see and appreciate...
mercedes86david: I agree. I would not pay $6 for 1 oz., modern copper rounds. But if I see one I like, I would pay $1-$3. Copper rounds are...
I rarely buy copper bullion. The only time I do is if I am collecting a set that I like; e.g., copper bullets (not real) that I think are cool,...
I try to separate three things: collecting coins for the pleasure of collecting; buying metals to hedge against inflation; and a total meltdown...
... when you (the manager) hand out a "starter coin" to each kid at the end-of-the-season Little League team party, instead of a baseball trophy.
I am not sure what the issue is here. The coins are listed as "novelty," and the three or four I looked at, had the word "COPY" on the reverse...
Here is a 1893 Hong Kong 1/2, and a Jamaica Penny (1909), which I add only because this thread prompted me to buy it from a local coin store for $5.
My favorite is 1882-CC VAM-3C doubled date & ear, clashed Obverse n & s, die break above Phrygian cap. Discovery 2009. (Info from vamworld.) Just...
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