That would be true of me, too. I guess I started when I got an IHC in change from the ice cream man when I was a kid and had to ask my Dad what...
This is true of postage stamps as well. I used to deal in them. There are lots of stamps that old and older that are worth less than $1.00....
That's a great question and it is not easy to answer, but to start off, and I am not being a smart-you-know-what here, two working eyes and a...
Kind of like a star note? I know nothing about these.
Probably run over with a lawn mower
I had one of those rockets, too!!!!! Loved it!
Lately I've been seeing younger kids, perhaps early teens, at shows. A couple of months ago I went to a local show where I saw two young...
Post-mint damage. Looks like it got run over several times.
I once found 5 NIFC halves in a single roll from the bank. I think somebody raided their dad's or grandpa's collection.
This kind of silliness is partly what killed stamp collecting. Why do people buy this stuff?
I have one in my pocket right now! Got it the other day in change! But mine's a Philly.
German soldiers during WW 1 made rings and jewelry out of coins or other metal. They're called trench jewelry or trench art. Soldiers,...
Quite frankly, I don't see how anyone can collect anything without some kind of price guide. Even if it's not a current one, the education alone...
Why buy stuff you KNOW is fake? You're not only wasting your money, you're enabling the fakers more.
Why waste your money if you know they're fake? You're just enabling the fakers more.
I've recently gotten a few 2020 dimes and quarters in change, some of which are in my pocket right now, including a 2020-P Salt River Bay (US...
There was a fairly recent article in Coin World that stated that the reason why Asian coins have holes is that they were cast from a mold. When...
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You know what else I just noticed about the OP? NO FG on the reverse!!! I think that's unknown on a 1964. I think the coin was either plated or...
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