Just like platinium, molybdenium, lanthanium, and tantalium. And we won't go into aurium, argyrium, ferrium, cuprium...
There are some who would argue this has already happened...
That's one of the questions they're hoping will be asked later, or not at all. They're certainly leaving no stone unthrown.
It doesn't look like it. But as a preview, try shining a very bright light almost parallel to the surface. That'll make any relief around the date...
Been carrying these in my pocket for a few years now, but they still aren't much more worn than when I got them. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I think it's damaged beyond anyone being able to say for sure, but if there are any die markers that could survive that kind of punishment and...
OK, these are what to stock up on before you go back in the time machine. Buy yourself a few dozen beat-up series-1928 $1000 notes at 5-10 times...
Based on the actions of @lordmarcovan and others here, I'm going to have to disagree.
I have gotten silver well below melt on eBay. It's very, very, very rare. Fake coins are very, very, very common on eBay, and apparently they'll...
Hey, a slabbed used coffee filter would probably bring good money. And I wouldn't put it past PCGS.
Dumb luck, for me at least. All the rest of the time.
Sure, pretend to have time traveled - 'cause if you really had time traveled, you would've spent those crowns on gold, or Coca-Cola stock. Or...
I was using "salts" in the chemical sense (ionic compounds).
Back around the 2011 surge, people here were saying refiners usually just sold coins on as coins instead of melting them. Not sure if that's still...
I'm thinking that it can be effectively contagious (salts from one rotting coin draw moisture that can then accelerate the process on others), but...
Man, and I thought I had a tendency to fixate on tiny details! Well-spotted!
Hey, welcome back!
Or the US blinked. Depends very much on your preconceptions.
Some bumps are bigger than others, though (i.e. the 2000 dot-com bubble rupture).
I just don't have the stomach for it these days.
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