Wud you pay for it?
Is it real? Absolutely! One of 585,673,900! ADVICE: Buy a 1975 Mint Set. They all have No S Dimes in them. Heck, they even have No S...
585,673,899 had been accounted for. Your coin brings it up to the total mintage of 585,673,900. Thank You.
I don't think the $2,000 will be quite enough Tim. Minimum, to be a Real Coin Dealer instead of a Coin Dealer Wannabee will require a minimum of...
Let me offer a global price guide which can be used for a lot of posts. It's worth (apply to the appropriate coin): 1 cent 5 cents 10 cents 25...
I have no idea what you are asking so will only address the "abrasion" on the Eagles Head. This abrasion is caused from the mint packaging...
Right! Unfortunately, more times than not, Grandpa's "cigar box full of coins" are nothing more than 250 wheat cents and possibly a 1964...
I agree with this Tom.
Not attempting to be harsh here but, I do not believe for one second that you have the experience to appraise a coin. As such, ANY fee you charged...
It is impossible to whizz a Proof coin without obvious evidence and while these OGP slabs can be opened, 99 out of 100 times, the slab is damaged...
This is just silly what this buyer did and I've blocked him from bidding on my listings. Folks do not really need this silliness!
Yes they are planchet marks but are also indicative of a weak strike.
AU58.
It looks weakly struck on the obverse. Possibly through grease.
That's what I would say.
OK. Now I am confused. How could those possibly be the coins you received since the coins in the original eBay auction were all from the 40's...
No. The seller has the option of including the question and reply in the listing.
RIP Unto Others as you have been RIPPED Unto!
Hmmmm. The listing was titled "Lot of 33 sixpence coins from 1950's" yet pictured coins from the 40's. Tim was hoping the seller made a mistake...
Well, if 00000001 were to exist, I'm sure it would have significant value. BTW, the Cert Number (serial) can be looked up and verified on the...
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