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I'm in the exact same boat as you. Bought a decent amount when it was in the mid $30 range and started to worry as the price kept going lower and...
Stumbled upon this thread doing a google search for Franklin half reference books, go figure. Thought I'd give it a bump since there is some good...
Why are you so judgmental? The way somebody dresses doesn't dictate how intelligent or unintelligent they are.
That's what I'd expect a 200+ year old coin to look like. Yeah it's a little porous but looks OK to me.
O ohhh I didn't see the MS part, just the remaining luster. I think I can see some red luster left deep in the protected areas.
What's your point?
Your coin is not rare, and it is damaged. On a positive note, you're images aren't bad. Straight on and in focus. Lighting could be better.
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I need to find a good place to buy. The local shop I used to buy from closed down :( and for some reason those 'we buy gold' places never seem to...
Couple'a beauts right there.
Oct 17, 2014. 3:15 PM Eastern
Paypal gift is the preferred method of payment, will also accept checks. Shipping is FREE for all coins. First is a 1958 graded MS 65 by PCGS. It...
There are a couple possibilities for how that notch in the T was created. Either there was a raised area on the die that when pressed into the...
When I had a droid I had a widget that had the price of gold and silver. You could set it up to update at different time intervals- an hour, half...
You spend a lot of money on eBay.
Just saw this and had to share it....
I'm not sure we're looking at the same coin. The toning on this coin certainly doesn't look natural. It doesn't look like there's THAT much light...
Doesn't look like any sort of toning I've ever seen before on a Franklin. I would pass, unless I could get it for under $10.
I agree with medoraman, probably a $1 coin. Still a cool coin to get in a roll nonetheless. The 1919's are in the same boat value-wise as the 09....
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