$120 ...these are pretty cool and one of the few original commemorative packaging that is still fairly available.
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I think that's very cool! I don't know the values of these but it sounds like you paid a fair price. And if grades well, you will have done even...
Short term learning is still learning...I have forgotten plenty of what I have learned in the past!
Go ahead...I actually want to get on the scoreboard! :p
No worries...I'm no expert on dimes either, but we have now learned something on this thread!
Are you guessing a slab error? The picture almost makes it look like a proof, but I think that is just the picture and some proof-like...
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I would recommend you take both coins to a large coin show and get quotes from multiple dealers. See which one gets the higher offer. I think it...
Point totals: baseball21 - 2 Points Beefer518 - 1 Point @baseball21 you're next...
That was a great guess as it sold for $130.50. I started an auction around $85 and expected it to get one bid at best; I was surprised that at the...
@bsowa1029 was closest to the $828 price...you're up... Points Table baseball21 - 18.61 Points ddddd - 18.01 Points Beefer518 - 16.01 Points...
MS 66 FB ...looks nice!
1870 Half slightly wins out for me due to the reverse color.
I prefer the Mercury, but think both were good purchases. I agree with @physics-fan3.14 that the Merc would struggle to cross to PCGS/NGC as they...
Makes sense...if it looked like the photo in hand, I would find it even more interesting. I think someone on the PCGS forum was also seeking a...
I would say the picture suggests a 63-64 coin (I would be conservative and say 63). Is it that dark (black beauty) or is it just the photo?
Since I didn’t graduate from the Wooderson school of grading, I’ll say my guess was an MS 65 before the reveal. I really don’t see any obvious...
Nice examples! Here is a Franklin to give those Kennedy coins some company: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
MS 62 ...lots of hits on the cheek and in the fields, but that's what I call character! :)
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