Frank - It says right in the Grey Sheet, verbatim - " The weekly COIN DEALER newsletter (the Grey Sheet) reports the national...
Just keep in mind that as of 2007 coin operated stamp vending machines are being removed from Post Offices nationwide.
Then there are 3 possibilities, it could be how your uncle stored them for that month, it could be how you store them now, or it could be that the...
But I have no idea "what" you came up with when you looked on Google - that's why I posted what I did. But to answer your question - if you had...
If you have it, it will be listed under Programs - Microsoft Office. If Microsoft Office is not listed, then you don't have it. Personally, I...
Sounds like you're gonna get it to me ;)
It is known as the "long ray" variety. Explanation is a die gouge extends the ray to the arm. It was written up in the July 16 issue of Coin World.
George ya know that kid of yours is gonna be famous one of these days ;)
The difference between what constitutes a variety and an error has been debated and argued among collectors and experts since the first coin was...
They have published the pics in most of the numismatic magazines.
OK, but did you get them directly from the mint yourself or did you buy from a dealer or another individial ? I ask that because if you didn't get...
I can't speak for the others, but what I was trying to tell you is that the vast majority of coin collectors consider the ASE, AGE, APE and...
I answered your question about this in another forum last night - here's the same link. Texas Jola
No need. It's worth a couple bucks, that's about it.
It appears that if you say something enough times - eventually somebody will listen ;) PCGS Changes The Rules
Dave - As a general rule coins are not a good investment. Prices for errors like these can skyrocket at first and drop to nothing in a few...
It's not the luster that is in question - it is the toning. The flat black or brown toning that this coin has, or at least appears to have, is...
Christian I would agree with you except for one thing. These coins with the extremely low mintages rarely if ever acquire any significant value...
The process is known as thumbing and it is very well known among dealers. It is also considered as harsh cleaning or even damage. And not only by...
Jack - You're not gonna like this much, but one of your comments (soft palstic sleeves) made me go look it up. The earliest Mint or Proof set...
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