In 1968 they raised the price of proof sets to $5. Current value $9. I bought a set in 1988 for $8. Current value $8. When I went to sell it to my...
Some of the quarters have lower mintages. Acadia, El Yunque, Chaco Culture, but it will be years before they are worth much to collectors. (maybe...
It doesn't look like a greaser to me. I thought that greasers occur when they clean the dies, and some grease is left behind. This coin would...
Nice shopping. I like every single purchase. Let's see the reverse of the 1932-S. Very close to XF-40 on the LC and it doesn't appear cleaned.
I agree with both of these statements, but there is a reason. Shows are up and down. Some days are good, some are not. Dealers would not continue...
There are some errors with the edge lettering on some of the Prez dollars. IDK if Polk is one of them. There is a list. Try google.
http://www.numismaticnews.net/article/rare-1982-d-small-date-copper-found I assume this is what you are referring to.
Could these dies have been retired, and someone produced this coin manually, or is that impossible? (just spit balling)
I think the most expensive one is the zinc 1982 Philly. Small date. But it's nice to collect the whole set. 7 coins. 82P 82D copper large 82P...
Photo of the whole coin please. TY Full view not thumbnail.
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That's a large date. The small is on the right, note the shape of the 2. [ATTACH]
What about the 3 known coins that are tails on both sides?
How is this possible? 2 obverse dies? As for the grade it doesn't even look XF-40.
147 pounds= $179 $125 = 102 pounds Just trying to understand the value/ conversion. About 100 pounds each. Less than 7 million pounds.
68,000 coins valued at 10 million pounds. Comes to 147 pounds per coin, that seems a little high to me. Perhaps some Ancients collectors could...
When you produce too many products for collectors, they lose their collectibility.
There looks like a D under the first 2. What do you want from me?
In both photos there appears to be a mint mark.
1922-D is a good date, although the condition of this coin is poor. It's not even a G-4. Less than $10. $25 in F.
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