I thought WAM was a alternative life group from the 80's.
It is very interesting to read everyone's thought's on my thread. Thanks for your input. I had never heard of Daniel Carr (DC) until I heard him...
I lived in Canada in 2002 and 2003. What a wonderful country! At that time, my dollar was worth $1.50 Canadian. It amazed me yesterday when I...
Sweeeeeeeet! Want to trade it for my G-4? Just kidding:)
I was listening to Daniel Carr on the Coin Show yesterday and learned that he is manufacturing 2009 Proof ASE's (DC mint mark). I checked out his...
I've never seen any of the 43 coppers or 44 steelies. I understand from the coin show that the complete set of 43 coppers and 44 steelies were at...
Since wheat's went from 09 to 58, I'll go with the 22 "weak D", 55 DDO, and 43 coppers. Ok, the 44 steels might be my fourth choice.
Thanks for the grading information on cents. I find the fact the PCGS doesn't ever, ever grade anything an MS67BN disturbing. Is it in their...
They seem to change the design of the boxes every year. I kind of like the 2011 boxes for the clad proof sets.
I ordered one unc set and three silver proof sets. I already got my three clad sets. The mint is making in tough to get the silver sets. They...
You did good!
Although I'm not an expert like the Penny Lady or RMS, I've been collecting cents for over 40-years. This coin is really a nice one. Ok, the...
I bought one a couple of years ago but it was a little better quality. It would be nice to see the reverse but it looks real to me. I'll say...
I've got a couple of unopened mint sets from the late fifties and early sixties. I know that they are unopened because I haven't opened them...
Scroll down and you'll see the obverse. It is very nice!
Yes, it is nice. I wonder what pushed it down to a 68.
I see no issues with it.
I guess that he answer is yes but boy, it must be hard to make a trading profit as a dealer when you include the purchase price of the coin,...
What is the largest source of your inventory?
I would start collecting contemporary cents, nickels, dimes, and quarters. You get them all the time in changes and keep filling holes and...
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