Is this 1946? [ATTACH]
1970s seem pretty common if they are large date. Small dates are not so common but have found mine in circulation.
There is also people that want to walk out with it right then instead of waiting and paying for shipping. Coin shows are also good I noticed...
The mint does sell a collectable versions of bullion coins and probably could see them being graded but the bullion coins are bullion coins. How...
Environmental damage? What kind of environmental damage could there be sitting in a roll of dimes? I see toning and silver oxide. Maybe I will...
I actually do see luster that isn't apparent in this scan. Maybe a picture would display it better? I like it and will keep it for that year but...
How much is this worth? Any numismatic value over melt? I brought it to a coin show to find out its grade and the one dealer said it was VF. I...
$75 in dime rolls- one '64 and one '60 $100 in dime rolls-skunk
didn't notice the prices left to the right column I just saw the two prices on the right column and didn't notice two of the coins had prices...
That looks to me that it is 2 oz not 4 oz. They are slabbed and graded though. I personally wouldn't by slabbed bullion coins but that is just...
People do overpay. Most I have overpaid for something though is $5 for foreign coins worth $2. I do believe though I may have underpaid for...
I have put my money where my mouth is and bought. I do buy junk silver though and sometimes end up with something with numismatic value. From...
I think my point though about silver or gold being manipulated by big firms that don't deliver is doesn't that affect people with the actual...
What would you grade my beat up large cents? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I did go to a coin show and did encounter one dealer like this. I was wondering how much the coin below was worth and saw he had a sign he buys...
$100 in dime rolls from a different area than usual-skunk, preliminary test failed.
Yes, me too--I will take it off your hands since it is utterly worthless.
The seller of the large cent had other deals like a seated half dime for $8 and better quality large cents for more. I thought since a beat up...
The large cent was $5, the V nickel was a buck. The large cent and Indian head were as marked.
Yes, it looks like a mistake since he was selling something for $10 with a melt value over twice that.
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