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At 300,000 it would still command a premium in low grades, because around 1982 when silver was $80 an ounce, many good silver coins were sold for...
Some 1983 coppers have been found and sold for very high amounts. I believe in a case like that, when the population increases, the prices will...
It's a beautiful coin. I agree the scratches will come back AU-58 Details. Do you think the scratches are from an old cleaning (retoned), because...
Picture is blurry, and can't tell the weight.
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There are a lot of hits on the face, and I wouldn't be surprised if this coin has been cleaned. By the time you bid and pay postage it is going to...
$25 $12 $12 $10
1983 copper is incredibly rare.
I was thinking dryer coin. But I have no idea. Looks like there was some melt at the bottom on the obverse at 5,6,7 o'clock.
If the roll was circulated, but unopened (hah) the inside coins could be in nice condition. I don't see the point of slabbing coins that aren't...
An error is something that happens at the mint, and leaves the mint that way. IDK what is going on with this coin, but it likely happened after...
Can't see the reverse. Hits, scratches and gouges on the cheek. Signs of wear. Uneven toning that looks like environmental damage. AU-53. Not an...
That Ronald Reagan minstrel show is awesome. Most of them look like 70's. But you need to have the coin in hand, and examine closely through a...
A real 1909-S IHC is a very rare and valuable coin. People who are selling coins only take 10 seconds to looks something up on the net. It is not...
The serial numbers are slightly raised from their normal position. The bottom left is almost touching the seal. I am not saying that is good or...
Anything listed as "Estate sale" or "unsearched" on EBay is 100% fabrication.
Incredible reverse on that 87 Skyman.
Antique stores are going to charge more for lesser condition coins than any coin shop. You probably have coin shops in your area and can get the...
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