eBay says. Somewhere in here there is a link to a tutorial that explains it in more detail, and, of coarse, I cannot find it now. However, here...
I just mailed 2 that weighed 1.00 ounce (2 ounce rate) and they cost $1.18 each. You forgot to add for a nonstandard envelope. BTW they were...
The VDB was restored in 1918, not 1919. As for the 1914-D, you need to read the rest of the thread. It appears to have an altered mint mark and...
Let me get this straight. You got a 1948-D half in 1946? I did not the that Red was a magician as well.
I do not know what happened to your nickel, but nickels are not clad to begin with.
If you want to get kicked off eBay, go ahead. The user agreement states Notice the last rule. That is just what you will be doing. See also...
Unless you have some extra nice or rare ones in there, you should be able to get about $9.50 on the dollar or maybe a tad more.
Should that be 6.0 grams and 8.0 grams?
$0.99 per cord doe with a .306
Actually, his price is not too far off. 2 have sold on Heritage this year - $3450 and $4312.
Coins less corroded than that one went for about $40 on eBay. My guess is that you might get $25 from a dealer. Call one and find out what they...
No web or store I know of. Just eBay as I posted above. If you missed it, it is 618evan.
I would have to answer that yes and no. By definition, the weak reverse is "no trace of the D, under 10X magnification". So, yes you can miss it...
Yes. See the pictures on page 3 of this thread. Probably was an added "D". And it has been returned. Do not believe tht it has been received...
I got this email today: When I checked, his "another separate payment" was $20!! His account does not have a confirmed address, so I denied it...
But 1 dollar cannot be written $1 or $1.00?
Please post some pictures. If you can see the wheat lines, it may well be die pair #2. I will also say that the 1922 plain is one of the more...
Because it is used more than ¢. The one I miss is ±.
I just got around to that issue, only my article is not quite the same - or at least the title. My title says: Minting cents may soon be legal...
Try this http://www.greysheet.com/
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