Given that the 2000 Sacky was minted in huge numbers - over 1.2 billion - it is extremely unlikely that the coins will ever have any value over $1...
I'm not missing it at all - that is precisely my point.
The TPG's will only attribute errors/varieties and note them on the slab if you first ask them to do so and secondly pay then to do so.
Not at all, wouldn't even attempt it. All I did was push for new designs. Well, we got new designs alright :rolleyes:
Ruben it doesn't matter if the ASE weighs 1% more or 1% less than the spec weight - it still cost the same when you buy it or you sell it. Every...
Why ? I did it virtually by myself. It all started out as a dare actually on the old Coin World forum. Just like here on this forum, people were...
Ruben, if you expect the governments of the world to come out and say in print that they are manipulating the commodities markets you are living...
When you are ready, let me know. I have a virtual mountain of information squirreled away ;) Would be more than happy to share it all.
And how exactly do you think we go to this, as you say - "Disney like coinage" ?
Not when they all have the same value.
A source ? What more source do you need than your own eyes. Look around.
Like I said Ruben, be careful what you ask for as you may just get it. And then you may not like it.
There's no conspiracy, it's quite out in the open and well known. The nations of the world are forcing the cost of the metals down in order to...
You can expect all of them to vary slightly. They have a tolerance level of about 1%.
The price for that set hit $4000 quite a few years ago. They are selling for $5000 - $6000 now.
You will get conflicting answers, but sometimes acetone will turn copper all sorts of weird colors. Many do not recommend acetone be used on copper.
Well I'll tell ya what Ruben, you get your designs figured out and then check this - Click Here - to get some ideas about how to go about this...
Not in the normal sense, but they will assign a details grade and mention the problem.
Howdy consider - Welcome to the Forum !! Yes the coins would still be uncirculated. Yes they may well be toned, heavily marked or spotted....
Looks like an un-clad example that has suffered some minor corrosion as a result of the copper cladding being missing.
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