Not bad at all.
I plan on buying a ton. I'm worried about my collection since we moved to a more humid part of the state. It's probably my mind playing tricks on...
Wow. I found a '71 S in circulation about a year ago. Truly sad.
XF or a really hard AU
Au55.
As well, I spent both rolls I got when they first came out. I'm just doing the singles like I do with the state quarters. As far as their...
Always nice to find bills like that. I used to get $2's from a guy when I cashed in my aluminum cans. I would usually get a nice crisp 1976.
I'm getting to the point where I'm not really too thrilled with any slabbed pieces. I only own four really nice slabbed dollars, but everything...
I would almost say double struck, but I can't be sure.
Very nice 09 VDB.
2x2's for regular stuff. Airtites for the really good pieces.
Today, I was helping my mother-in-law move. I would have rather jumped on a bicycle with the seat missing. Anyway, while moving her recliner, I...
If your dad is a liar, he's not a very good one. Just misinformed.
I'm a bit of a Nickel-hound, and I noticed something on the gentleman's registry: PCGS has much weaker criteria than NGC for their determination...
No kidding. I bought an 1885-P Morgan graded MS64 by NGC, but I'll chew my toenails if it's not a 65. I'm glad I got it though, because I bought...
You should only feel ripped off if you feel that you overpaid for them.
AU: Agonizingly Unappealing BU: Butt Ugly I would rather be eaten by a werewolf than use the silver to kill it.
I agree with a previous poster that suggested buying a coin you really need, but not to turn around and sell it. If I were in position, I would...
That's not a bad way to start. I hope you get many years of joy out of them.
I'd buy a really nice Carson City Morgan, but that's just me. It's all about what catches your eye.
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