Nahhhh - could be a benefit. Some of 'em might be better off forgotten :D
The 50-D Jeff is the key too. In the '60s they sold for around $1000 a roll - that's $25 apiece. Today you can buy 'em for $2 - $3 - been able to...
There's a lot to learn about VAMs, but in a nutshell it's a variety of a Morgan dollar of a given date and mint. It can add value sometimes - and...
Much better ;) VF30
Howdy MichaelP - Welcome to the Forum !! It certainly looks very similar to the coin orignally posted about in this thread. I would suggest...
It's up to the individual state - some states charge sales taxes on numismatic items and some don't. It's like that with many things - even food.
I think it only goes back for the last 500 posts.
Only you can explain your reasons. Mine are because I think they're purrrrrty :kewl:
Nope - it's business days and weekends don't count. And they don't start counting the days until the coins go through the receiving process and...
You do a great job with pics Mike !! :thumb: And I agree, the strike is better than the previous pics I have seen indicated. But I think I'd have...
With the pic taken at that angle it's really hard to see how much detail is left or how much wear there is. But from what I can see I would guess...
I've explained this many times - guess it's time to do so again. My opinion, the best way to describe it would be like a feeding frenzy. If a...
Aidan - You can edit a web page with almost anything - you don't need special software. I've written raw html code using something as simple...
Because hardly anybody collects them. Think about it - all the old coins that are worth the most today are the ones that nobody collected when...
The vast majority of all dealers will tell you the same thing. And to a degree they are right. The reason is because there are too many people on...
Every time someone asks that question I have the same answer - Roosevelt dimes. State quarters.
It isn't rare at all. It's just supply and demand.
1964 and earlier - they were all silver.
Could be wrong, but since I don't see any sign of split serifs I think it's probably some form of mechanical doubling.
It's known as haze and no it's not uncommon. It can be caused by a few different things. First is PVC, if the coin was kept in a PVC flip for a...
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