Eventually they will look like this:
Any silver is good
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] I guess I’m not in touch with values as I don’t sell. How would my 1999 be valued? @John Burgess
Yer caps lock is on
I’ll correct myself. The 1999 WAM might be closer to $100. I have 2 found CRH. Happy me
No, but my gf when I was 28 could run a rack of 8 ball. She took me to a pool hall on our first date. Couldn’t believe that I could really play on...
Sounds like my gf in high school
Maybe ask $10 for a 1998 & a 2000. $25 to include a 1999
Cuts. Maybe intensional Agree with @John Burgess above
Buy a copy on eBay. Under $20 new. A copy from ten years ago for $5 shipped should get you a good reference to start
Visible die scratches on reverse from polishing, as others stated. In two different directions. Heavily polished die with a small crack showing still
G O D reversed. Vise job. Damage
Just the lighting angle. That’s why I took the second picture
Thanks Dan I have a dozen 1998 & 2000 from CRH but only 2 1999 Wish my 1999 looked like this
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] A saver from CRH a few years ago. 2x2 just today Which WAM is more scarce 1999 or 2000?
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Set this aside CRH several years ago. Back before my Coin Talk days Finally attributed it and protected in a...
Ah yes, Good old Bob He was quite prolific until he violated parole
They may have been rolled 30 years ago, when dollar coins briefly circulated. Stored in the bottom of a bank vault since then. Most banks don’t...
I got an education on that subject in American History class. My Grandmother was a DAR Officer & retired teacher. Ditto for my mother. I knew...
Reading the local news this morning I added this to another thread this morning but I’ll give it a new thread My local Post Office, Syracuse...
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