I'm thinking 45 or 50.
I don't think the coin had much detail from the day it was struck. Could someone explain the Indent second strike part. Second blank being feed to...
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You can but you only have a short time.
Correct. Every state has different laws and it's important to keep up with the changes.
An old coin dealer friend of mine had a standard line he would use. He just told the folks that he didn't have a market for stuff like this and...
I have broke open a lot of sets over the years. Most of the time there was only one coin in the set that was worthy of the cost to have it grader....
Fun. I wonder how they know it's a proof.
That's pretty cool. I have never seen one.
Pretty coin. Great to see you here.
You will never have to worry about me again.
It's not something I would ever buy. Poor way to start a program.
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I'm very sorry. I will never upset you again. You will never see me reply to your post or threads again. I wish you the best and I'm happy you are...
The 1817 cent is my favorite. Fun group of coins.
I believe this look comes from a worn die.
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I don't dislike any until they are well worn. Liberty nickels, Franklins and a few others turn really ugly once most of the detail is gone.
We already have. ;)
This is about the same in my state for pawn shops. I'm not sure of the laws for coin shops but they fill out a bill of sale and ask for ID if they...
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