2026 Red Book does not go below F-12 @ .40 cents. Can you imagine where yours would come in at. If you are thinking low ball, I'll give you a...
We live in Idaho most people don't even know what a Flea Market is. If you find success it will be at a yard sale, garage sale, or estate sale....
Randy Abercrombie, grandpa saves the day another win for us old young guys!
@SensibleSal66 Don't you get out of the house man, Walmart has gumball machine machines in most of their stores. I know, I know, you're a coin guy.
Unless you are collecting post 1982 quarters, I would put them in a gumball machine and enjoy the sweetness. No pun intended.
Die Break or crack, leave it in the cello, especially if it is a complete set. An error coin in a set would be worth more. Thanks for sharing,...
Wow, that interior looks great for its age. Thanks for the pic.
The blue thunder car of @LakeEffect Sorry I didn't make myself clear, no offense to the post.
Did they have cup holders back then?
Depending on the TPG it could very well be F-12. Looking at grading standards in my opinion I agree.
I prefer ANACS and ICG over the top two because of quality and cost.
Better than entry @Jersey magic man, I checked it out it's a bit expensive.
I will tune in, thanks.
Those coins look more like they are gold plated in your pics.
I like that obverse woody look, nice coin.
Yep, sure are nice coins Dima, thanks for sharing those beauties. I'm jealous!
There are two a little out of your way in Salem, Oregon. Take a look in the most current issue of Numismatic News there may be more. Have a safe...
Thanks paddy I understand.
Take a closer look at it, it could be an error coin, can't tell through the flip. Good luck.
Oh no, wrong again gee-wiz.
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