ok, i guess it could be considered stealing... but im a good person and i wouldn't do this if i thought it was.... the guy gave me a trade...
i didnt find it, he gave it to us (tried to spend it) also, if its a payment....then technically i didnt have to take it
EDIT:the heading says morgan but it wasnt.....im looking at my morgans now...and i accidently put that...its a different dollar coin(see below)...
k, thanks for the info
yeah, thats about how big it is.... do you remeber the name of the place thanks for the help guys, stainless
its 22kt gold
really? a 1/10 ounce....im not sure about that because its almost none existance(you have to get out a 10X loupe to see detail of coin)
Im too scared to put a pic up of the actual coin but: its 22 kt gold its the mini version of the 1909 $20 gold peice its really small...like...
1997
thats what i thought...but its still kind of cool thanks for the info
hi, i just got a 1964 half dollar in the mail from ittleton this half dollar is plated with 24kt gold... does this affect it... what are...
Dont know if this has ever been done but i thought it would be fun What is the one coin that you would never trade or sell? or, if you dont...
thanks and thanks for all your help
something thats cheap yet nice....i can get a binder flips(or cardboard) and sleeves for $15 shipped..which is all i have to spend right now
thanks for the info....im gonna put them in there and into sleeves and in abinder...they will never come out... are the flips better or the...
the flips are the ones that fold over and have two openings the cardboard are the ones with staples and you can write on thrm
im talking about the 2x2 staple ones...not whitman
why sept.4?
what year is the cut off line for when a coin is no longer ancient... just wondering
not sure but that coin is SWEET:kewl: i did read about envelopes doing that to coins though....that might be it... also., where did u keep it?
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