You done GOOD Sylvester !!
With $200 you could buy a handful of Mercury dimes graded MS65 or better by NGC or PCGS. Sure there are dates that cost more than that for each...
THAT is the whole point. They did not check the dates. The mint was quite embarrassed when this news became public ;)
Well Cloudsweeper I'd be inclined to agree with you - as long as WE, the collectors, continue to allow it. But on the day that we all decide to...
Howdy Ivri - Welcome to the Forum !! Your description rings a bell, sounds a bit like a bracteate. Ahhhhhh - here we go - LB26 WORLD...
Well struck and quite good condition !! Another nice addition Sylvester ;)
Use GE Reveal light bulbs when taking coin pics. Makes a world of difference ;)
I understand your point about the 24-D. But are you saying the coin with the cud will sell for $10 - $20 more than a 24-D in the same condition...
Is the coin a 10 mark or 20 mark ? Value will depend on which coin & condition of course. It could range from $75 to $450. You can find out a...
Oh no no no no !! You misunderstand - those things are illegal to own !!! I'd never own one of those :eek: I was just posting a picture to make...
You mean one of these ? :eek:
Looks like a cud to me. It doesn't really add to the value - but it does make a neat collectible ;)
I'm afraid you won't find what you are asking for - it doesn't exist. The closest you can come is to purchase The Krause catalogs. And even those...
That particular coin did keep a diary to a degree. It was used to pay the ransom for a King captured in battle by his enemy the Black Prince.
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This one is mine ;) [IMG]
Do a search on this forum, or any other, for the term "market grading" - (use the quotes). It'll go a long way to explain the points made by Mr....
Somehow I must have missed that post you made a few days ago Gary :( But anyway - when you get to the library, try looking under Denmark ;)
No pics of the '42 so can't say. The '45 is a bit weak on the reverse so I'd say 62. The others - I agree with your 63/64.
I might phrase that a bit differently Midas - but I agree with the general idea. I would say that ICG is more liberal with modern coins when it...
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