Yeah, that seems to be one of Great Southern's specialties. Looks pretty heavily cleaned to me, but they often light their photos in such a way as...
Nicer date, too! Even if it doesn't carry a big premium in lower circulated ranges, it's nice to see something other than the usual 1922s and...
Sounds like eBay "unsearched rolls"...
The Scots? :)
MCM's a bit bigger and more established than your average eBay scammer. This is legit.
Not a US nickel. They're actually made from cupronickel, 75% copper and 25% nickel, and that alloy isn't magnetic. Some Canadian nickels (and...
$1234.70, and you get back $24.69 in eBay bucks. That makes a final cost of $1210.01 -- $1.71 over Provident's current buy price for the coin....
In the older, innocent days, a favorite "science experiment" was to rub a shiny copper cent with mercury, turning it "silver" as the mercury...
No, one of you is trolling. Again. And it isn't you.
Type 1, as others have said. Study and learn to distinguish that Type-1 mound from the Type-2 ground; it's not difficult, and once you can, you'll...
fake ;)
Yep, it's the circle of numismatic life. :) I just hope it's not one of my descendants who eventually cashes in my silver at face value! Congrats...
Then why are you just "stacking", instead of selling a bunch when you know it's going to go down and buying a bunch when you know it's going to go...
Well, I can chip in a rerun from this thread: [IMG] [IMG]
I guess you couldn't.
Pre-1983 don't clog the machine more quickly... unless they're dirty. :) In fact, I'd think the newer zinc cents would be more likely to clog the...
Oh, I have no reason to believe the grade is incorrect. It's just unusual to see one that's seen that much honest wear without sustaining damage,...
Well, I certainly think it's bizarre to see a trade dollar worn down to G04 and still grading cleanly!
The CENT lettering on the front is indented and reversed. That usually means that another cent got pressed or pounded into this one. The coin shop...
All US coins only come from US Mints. As others have said, sometimes proof coins get spent. If you find a nickel minted after 1970 with an S mint...
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