anyone have any pictures of a coin with the nic-a-date stuff used on it? thanks
yes, but we cant be picky. at least its a numerical palindrome.
very nice! not only is it a palindrome, but it only has 3 different numbers! :D
^ chances are the article said that just to raise hype? who knows. lol maybe he's an older guy and sold it in the late 1800's :p
the problem is nowadays everyone saves everything thinking it'll be worth something. I doubt in 50 years it'll be worth much. it may take even...
the Garret 250 is a good detector... however, im not sure I would recommend it for a 10 year old.
ah very true. thanks much :) I always thought they were the same size. lol
hence the :p -- i was joking :)
just as US does not have pennies
I just got my 3 cent nickel in the mail today, and when I compared it to the silver, it was fairly bigger. why are the 3 cent silvers smaller...
a one dollar coin from 1896 HAS to be a morgan dollar. so no. still the same silver content. a picture would help a lot as to a more exact price.
hahha yup, Ive had that happen too. Im just waiting to get more 2$ bills and half dollars (as you mentioned) to spend. :D
condition condition condition. pictures would help. "base value" and by that i mean its silver content - about 9$. although if its in good...
nice! :thumb: pics please! lol :p
thanks. ive used electrolysis. but for some reason the coins i got were very stubborn... lol. so i resorted to scraping.
No on the 5. Yes on the 1. - its a radar #, good find :)
I have a feeling only the hood ornament of my Park Avenue would fit there.
tell ya what. I'll give you .55 for it. :p
great post! I was wondering this myself. maybe you can make a thread, or maybe there is one, about tips to clean roman coins? I havent done so...
oh yeah, its about (rounded up slightly) 1.2 mil. I thought it was more like 1.6 - but still.
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