And once the hopeful flippers realize that there were plenty to go around, I wonder if we'll see a high rate of returns? This one might be...
In other positions, a policy change with "unintended consequences" that enrage your customers is known as "a major foul-up", and a career-limiting...
#1 looks like it was whizzed, then heavily polished. The polishing smoothed away the whizzing hairlines on the devices and in the middle of the...
You may be on to something -- but if so, they did a terrible job. There shouldn't be a large area of burnt flux under where the solder had been;...
There's a raised ridge around part of the feature. In this photo, it looks like coin metal -- but it doesn't really have the look of displaced...
Still available half an hour in, and everything seems quite snappy on the Mint site. Guess there isn't a huge crush of people willing to pay...
Negotiations are ongoing.
Stealing from strangers, fifteen cents at a time. I'm not perfect, but I decided a good while ago that my soul was worth more than that.
I'm sorry, but this sounds to me like "everybody but us is ganging up to stick it to us". I don't really see our government holding down PM prices...
You commented about Treasury trying to "stop people moving 'fake money' into 'real money'". Do you think Treasury is somehow artificially...
Betcha can't mint just 21...
So how is the Treasury enforcing high premiums at LCS and bullion dealers?
Non-entry comment: Don't clean coins. Yes, there are times when cleaning coins is a good idea. After you've studied enough, you'll understand...
That's definitely more than $50 worth of stuff, even given silver's recent plunge. But you're certainly giving him better terms than any pawn shop...
Might still be right the way it's written, though.
Nah, it's been altered. :(
With high heat, you can get "popcorn" bubbles between clad layers. It's not necessarily what happened to this coin, but with the darkening, I'd...
I laughed harder at this than I've laughed in the last week. I will be extremely disappointed if this doesn't show up in the Ig Nobels.
Tell me more about these carbides or oxides that are soluble in acetone.
I'm envisioning a far-(I hope)-future day when the one-ounce platinum trillion dollar coin's bullion value exceeds its face value.
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