His name may not mean anything to you, but it does to me. I know him, his reputation, and his research. If he isn't an expert, he will do until...
When was the last time they issued bonds that actually had coupons?
I believe they are repeatable. Once the die is misaligned you will get those finned rims until the die is recentered properly.
I believe they began withthe resumption of the mint sets in 1984. They are struck on copper plated zinc cent planchets. I believe they ended...
$10,000 not 10,000 coins here are the rules Numismatic Bulk Purchase Program (subject to product availability) Under the current terms and...
Not always, but I believe usually. It is also possible for the anvil die to be misaligned, but not by much because it is constrained within the...
Damaged. Beaten. You are thinking home dryer, think commercial dryer where they run for hours every day, day after day, week after week. Coin...
I don't disagree that it has been acid soaked, but I won't disregard his statement that it has had the SG tested twice, at two different labs,...
He has a legal theory, if it ever gets tested in court we'll know if it is a loophole. So far his claim is it must be legal since they haven't...
Thanks, didn't know that.
What about them? Private company with no connection to the Government or the Mint that sells coins at inflated prices.
You can, just buy as many as the big boys do.
Well if the made 1500 and only 1 is known that makes the survival rate .07%
Unless you happen to own the trademark on Xerox, Crescent Wrench, Kleenex etc.
Maybe so, but getting ahold of a ballistic bag isn't that easy, and if you do how do you handle it and get the coins out of it? I suppose you...
How do you explain the significantly reduced Specific gravity? An acid soak wouldn't do that.
I'm hoping to get people, not just the OP, to stop using the thumbnail option. I do try to help people here, I WANT to help them if I can, but...
Something has ground the rim down, it did not leave the mint like that.
2014 has it listed the same way. Once they make a mistake it is very difficult to get it changed. For example the S mint figures. For just...
It is a 71 S, but I suspect it will come back as a details coin , not straight grade. Still it may be worthwhile just for the authentication.
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