Struck through dropped star? I dunno...
Reported it, and the "1884-CC Morgan" that came from the same pour. :mad:
I don't see how anyone could expect an acceptable CoinTalk discussion to come out of this article. I suspect trolling.
RIP bunny. It was kinda cute. :(
Those are some nice rolls!
It was specifically calling out "Skip at ICG". Not that I understand how she'd expect him to see it, since according to her he's obviously blind...
If only I could get one without subsidizing both PCGS and the Niue "coin"-mill...
Oh, I am so tempted to buy one, crack it out, and cross it to ICG...
I'm thinking that the shipping cost on that listing isn't the only thing she's set at 4.20, if you know what I mean.
Changed the locks, did you?
Yes, and there's no way we can be sure until someone puts some stickers on the holder.
I agree, and that's why I've moderated my position from its original "gold is a commodity, period." Yes, every commodity has unique properties...
Are... are you seriously proposing that the dollar more than tripled in value between January 1980 and August 1999? Or that it almost doubled...
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I did not know that!
Hmm. To pop things with a laser, you've got to focus it down to a tiny spot, and to do that, you've got to know exactly how distant your target...
I don't think there's one chance in a thousand that's true, partly because these fakes are being listed at around one one-thousandth the price of...
Wow! I've seen the 2-1/2 cent "Panama Pill" coins, but I never knew they had a coin that was half of that value! Wonder how many arguments arose...
But good news! "She's" listed another Pan-Pac $50, another $3 gold, another 1893-CC $20. Buy and flip enough of those, and I'm sure you'd be able...
...and came across an active fake seller: 1994 Morgan silver dollar Very Fine 90%Silver Nice Coin Looks Great. That's 1894, of course,...
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