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    Jefferson Nickel collectors and experts, opinions on 1943-D Scarface..

    I'd bet that you would get a lot of bids on FleaBay if you listed it as "Jefferson was a Crackhead!" Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Apr 27, 2016 in forum: Error Coins
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    1920 pilgrim 50c (Rare NGC slab???

    Buy the slab, not the coin! Chris;);););)
    Post by: cpm9ball, Apr 27, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Kennedy Gold Halves Issued straight from the horse's mouth

    The history of price changes for modern commems should be sufficient proof that any collector who buys the commems for their collection at the...
    Post by: cpm9ball, Apr 27, 2016 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Hoard

    Right off the top of your head, how many dealers, wholesalers or collectors can you list who have 135,000 Morgan dollars? Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Apr 27, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Hoard

    Death! Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Apr 27, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Hoard

    Your link doesn't mention anything about toning, but since there are 135,000 coins in this collection, I would say that the heirs and NGC have...
    Post by: cpm9ball, Apr 26, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Who is going to Central States Show and what are you buying?

    Bikini Babes? Chris:woot::woot::woot::woot:
    Post by: cpm9ball, Apr 26, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Hoard

    I've never heard of this hoard. Do you have a link? Black toning is the terminal state. Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Apr 26, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    NGC Oversized Holder

    They are the cardboard boxes that NGC uses for shipping their registered mail. The dividers are fiberboard and slide into slots. I have dozens of...
    Post by: cpm9ball, Apr 26, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    NGC Oversized Holder

    Bill, if you look at my first post, you can see that I have six of the thicker slabs for my high relief ANA medals. These medals are part of a...
    Post by: cpm9ball, Apr 26, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    My first crack out

    Have you ever tried to open a SEGS slab? Even an ICG is a bit harder. Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Apr 26, 2016 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    I noticed when Silver goes up

    So, I take it to mean that you haven't read the book. That figures! Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Apr 26, 2016 in forum: Bullion Investing
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    I noticed when Silver goes up

    It isn't speculation when you're only paying face value. It's gravy! Any way you look at it these complainers will never be happy unless they are...
    Post by: cpm9ball, Apr 26, 2016 in forum: Bullion Investing
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    1988 smooth Lincoln head cent

    Don't forget that this is a Zincoln. To me, the pock marks suggest environmental damage. Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Apr 26, 2016 in forum: Error Coins
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    Does a 180 degree rotated die demand a premium?

    Coin turn..........medal turn! ;)
    Post by: cpm9ball, Apr 26, 2016 in forum: Error Coins
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    My first crack out

    I would think it would be safer by covering the slab with a hand towel or dishcloth to avoid the possibility of getting hit by "shrapnel". Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Apr 26, 2016 in forum: Ancient Coins
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    I noticed when Silver goes up

    Have you read the book? It was meant as a wisecrack. Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Apr 26, 2016 in forum: Bullion Investing
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    I noticed when Silver goes up

    I took the OP's comment as a complaint when he said that nobody was buying at $16. I can only assume that he was expecting to sell. You can call...
    Post by: cpm9ball, Apr 26, 2016 in forum: Bullion Investing
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    1974 Lincoln-what's wrong with it?

    @darcstar It is called a cud. A cud is a die break that forms on the rim and extends into the field. Chris
    Post by: cpm9ball, Apr 26, 2016 in forum: Coin Roll Hunting
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    My first crack out

    To me, it doesn't matter whether someone chooses to crack out a coin or not, but I wonder why the OP didn't put the NGC insert in the slot with...
    Post by: cpm9ball, Apr 26, 2016 in forum: Ancient Coins
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