Yes they were distributed but after they asked for their return there were only 12 unaccounted for and one of those is the Smithsonian specimen....
Yes, but you may have to search through hundreds of thousands of quarters to find one. Finding ANY silver quarter is rough, even searching rolls....
If you are careful and lucky sometimes you can buy the mintset for less than what the dime alone sells for. But be careful if you go that route...
You probably wouldn't want to do an octagon. Multisided coins, especially when used in vending machines work better with an odd number of sides...
The edge view slabs began for just the President dollars in early 2007. The first fake NGC slabs did not appear until August 2007 and they were...
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And some who know correct answers. :D
Yep looks like a strike through. Very low significance, no premium value, may even bring the value down. Medal collectors are a small market,...
The Blakesley effect can appear on both straight or curved clips. It will not appear on elliptical clips. Something else you must remember is...
The key point is that it is NOT a SMS coin. In 1998 they had in Kennedy's a P, D,S SMS (I think silver) some have called it a matte proof, S clad...
It probably turned in the holder. From that slab type it could have been in there as long as six years. No matter what you are probably going to...
That is amazing, and never mentioned in his earlier threads on this subject. In those all he ever discussed were his varieties, mainly the B rev...
People can pay stupid money for BIN's just as they can for auctions.
Are you loading? It's currently $32.40
And in most cases in order to spend it you would have to take it back to the bank to have it broken down into smaller denominations anyway because...
I know PCGS sends out error coins to an outside consultant for authenticating and error identification (I don't know if he grades them as well)...
You would be surprised at the number of people out there that think the Sac dollar is made of gold. Ask any dealer and he will tell you stories...
The three cent silver is also slightly larger (14 mm as compared to 13 mm) but they only weigh half as much.
Yes all 39/6's are N-1, head of 36 with plain hair cords.
Depends on the coin and whether or not they call it PL. PL 1875 and 1876 twenty cent pieces aren't that uncommon. Why? Because the first...
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