And you turned them in - right?
Or maybe these - got an 1803 or 2 somewhere, but no pictures.: [IMG] [IMG]
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Sorry - that is wheat cents only. When I think copper I still think wheat cents. My bad. Of course they might take anything in exchange for...
Buy books - I have yet to find online detail that I need on some series of coins.
My local coin shop buys them for like 3 cents each - or something like that.
LOL - just don't complain on the board when you get scammed by it once. Besides Frank said mediocre pictures - not bad. :)
My list is easy - 1882 snow-6 IHC. This was back when there was fewer that 5 or 6 know. I bought it at $105 and Rick Snow sold it for $1500. I...
If it is common date low grade stuff take them to a local coin shop, maybe you can swap them in for something you like.
Too funny. :)
Well I glanced through the responses and I did not see this answer - I have 0. :) But I do have quite a few of these: [IMG] And a whole bunch of...
First I hope it works out for you. Same thing happened to me early on with EBAY - back then there was no protection. The worst part is ebay...
I think AU-58, but based off the pictures I could see a tpg going higher. Very nice coin.
If you are referring to the 1866 IHC I sold the coin 3 to 4 years ago. My IHC collection was auctioned off by heritage - I only kept 2 or 3 coins.
Good luck in June. His site is one of the few I regularly watch. I personally like the coin in a problem free holder.
The only one I have. [IMG]
I think I might have confused it with another you posted on the other site. :) I searched all of them at the local shop - nothing interesting.
No - because the copper nickel composition was very hard and the dies wore out quickly. If you look at enough of them you will see where around...
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So now the big question - Did ANAC's undergrade it or did PCGS overgrade it? Or are they both wrong? :) This should be good.
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