Yeah, but it's diluted with stuff refiners don't like to mess with, so they trade at a substantial discount to spot. ("Top-pop" examples excluded,...
That poor, poor reverse die... :(
You're seeing what you want to see. Think about how mint marks were made on dies in this era. How would one have shown up on the reverse of a coin?
I'm sorry, have you actually been reading posts on this site? ;)
OK, I'll play dumb. Here's the question I sent: If he doesn't answer this one, he might just be away. If he does, but ignores the ones asking...
I'd take the stater, too -- and I'm not an ancients guy, and I am a 20th-century US coins guy. But I am not a registry racer, and gambling on a...
Shouldn't you be making good on your debts? It's been over 800 days since @Garlicus sent your money. Why are you so determined to hang onto that...
Yeah, a coin has to be really badly damaged to make it impossible to exchange. But it becomes more trouble, and trouble carries a cost as well. To...
Me, either. But if I can sell something for 50x its value, and I'm not defrauding or misleading the buyer, that makes perfect sense to me...
If that -- since it no longer shows a denomination, human cashiers might not take it, and it might have lost enough weight that machines will...
I'm pretty sure that the top-pop nickel is more vulnerable to sudden deflation, because if and when anyone turns up an MS-69 (or re-submits a 68...
I guess I forgot a seventh point for those joining the goldcollector crowd: #7. Pick a random item that, in hindsight, has gained more value than...
And, correspondingly, how to join the goldcollector crowd: #1. Find a forum with a lot of active participants discussing a particular item. #2....
PayPal and eBay have been divorced for a number of years now. I had PayPal stock, which converted to eBay stock when eBay bought PayPal, then...
Yeah, I'm sure there are plenty of us right now who would be happy to buy gold at 2018 prices.
I don't think it's evidence for that at all. We aren't talking about sustaining a cashless society, but about establishing one. Amazon realizes...
Unless they involve settling your own accounts, apparently. @Garlicus
Again, "printed", not "struck".
That feature in the middle of the third date digit makes me think the slab says 1936.
Well, that's not the sort of thing I expect to find under a "PMD or mint error" thread title. :D Are those dark depressed-looking spots actually...
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