That's a good practice. Sometimes you can clearly see trends in a coins value if you go back a number of years. You can also see how often a...
I would for free. They still work in vending machines!
234.56
My vote is for registry points. I wouldn't buy it!
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, or slab:-)
I use auction prices from HA and Great Collections. In addition, I compare like graded coins for strike and eye appeal. I've seen a number of...
I haven't been to a show in a while mainly due to distance to travel. However, I always used coin shows to pick up non-key raw coins to fill...
Well said and I agree completely.
You're not crazy but that is just a mark on the coin.
Nice coin. I probably would have paid a little less as MS 66 examples for this date are common. I look for coins with a strong LIBERTY.
There are a lot of very nice 1938-D Buffalos that you can get at a reasonable price in high mint state condition.
For reference, the price I indicated was the final sale price plus commission for a like coin that was sold in a recent Great Collections auction.
72.36
Gem full head 1916 standing liberty quarter.
I bid on a so-called unsearched roll of cents with S mint Indians on both ends a few years ago. I bid assuming the Indians were 1908 S. When I...
Removing the link that was posted earlier. Sorry about that.
I think the second 2 is fine. If one was to try to fake a 22 no D it would make better sense to fake the strong reverse type as it is worth much...
Looks like the weak reverse type. The "L" on Liberty looks correct for a 22 no D.
That's the fun part of going to coin shows. Sometimes a coin you never considered gets your attention and excitement. That's what's great about...
I have gotten better prices at some of the more popular auction sites. I'd check the auction results at Heritage and Great Collections for...
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