Calm down there, Chris. :rolleyes: To me, the term wear means that you can't sell a coin for what it could have been worth -- in other words,...
Yep.
If the lottery let you peek and only buy tickets that are winners, or return the ones that aren't, it would be exactly like the lottery. :)
I once landed 1995 proof ASE (plus a 1995 clad proof set) for $8 plus $5 shipping. Sometimes people list things for much less than they're worth.
Canceling two of the three negatives, then paraphrasing, I get: "You'd be a fool to accept a challenge to prove that numismatic publications hire...
I guess their native language isn't English, so I can forgive them for accidentally putting an "S" at the front of the word.
You can get around it without playing name games -- just stay under their radar. But if someone at eBay actually noticed the listing, I don't...
I wouldn't say "dry them off" because to most people that implies rubbing them with a towel. But, yes, get them out of the muck, rinse them with...
It also directly violates eBay's listing policy. Doesn't matter if you describe them accurately, they're still on the forbidden list. Of course,...
Sorry, you've lost the war. https://www.usmint.gov/coins/coin-medal-programs/circulating-coins/penny
Yeah, that rear rim's not good at all.
Yes, we've seen images here before of sets coming from the mint with this kind of damage. Unfortunately, now that you've taken it out of the...
Saturday mornings were for sleeping! (After I got old enough not to clamor for Saturday morning TV cartoons...) Now, Saturday night? THAT was...
Do you honestly believe, though, that the magazines were not biased?
In other words, spend equal amounts on gold and silver. I guess that's analogous to dollar-cost averaging. With the ratio at its current level,...
I wouldn't dream of making any recommendations without seeing the coin in-hand. Actually, I wouldn't dream of it even after seeing the coin...
Because .999 has 0.1% non-gold content, and .9999 has 0.01% non-gold content, and those are different! Now, if you're asking why anyone would...
There are differences in terminology, and then there are errors.
No, no, no! .999 = 99.9% gold = 0.1% other material. .9999 = 99.99% gold = 0.01% other material. This is correct.
Yep, I did a double-take, too. "What's this black edition business?" I remember trying to run through a list of all the "berries" I knew of that...
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