That's just it though, there is a rule. It is in fact the law - that's what I mean by what is right and there is no subjectivity about it...
Only in the title - makes it easier for future users to search for that way :whistle:
Ot you have been very lucky. It's certainly not a risk I would take.
You are loved Treashunt :hug: There, feel better now :D
Well Ben if I was a regular reader of the PRWE section a noticed such things I would probably do the same thing and edit them. But again I will...
Yes, it's called the Open Forum Just read the rules posted in the top thread of that section ;)
As has already been stated books are the way to go. But if you wish to get started using the internet, you can do that to. You can find a good bit...
He is correct, there never has been an official mint on Hawaii. The Royal Hawaiian coins he refers to are these - Hawaiian Coins
Yes there are, but that all depends on how you define "messed with". You will find that with older silver coins in slabs, 80% - 85% of them have...
It's not I am worried about Coin World suing CT - I doubt that would ever happen. The point I was making is this. Say there is a picture in Coin...
That depends on several things. The coin market is like any other, values move up and down sometimes radically. There are people who bought coins...
All of them about $11 - $12 each.
At best you might get $3 each.
Unless the '79 is from the Carson City mint they are worth about $11 or $12 each.
In this case they do allow the mint to decide. There is no mintage limitation or minimum in the legislation.
Of course not, as a matter of fact Proof and Mint sets are a very poor way to go if your purpose for investment. In fact all coins are a poor way...
So are counterfeit or altered key date coins in any metal. No matter how much anyone dislikes the TPG's they are an undeniable benefit to the hobby.
They are made by a private mint, not sure which one. But they are entirely different in that they are issued by merchants, store owners on Maui....
If you choose to look at it that way you can, but it's not really an accurate statement. Suppose you had 4 of those coins to choose from - then...
That previous post had to do specifically with the ASE and yes PCGS does say that is the reason. Personally I think it is but an excuse to cover...
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