You can go to the CDN site and purchase back issues going back to 1963 - Back Issues
Yeah, I saw the story today. Pretty lame excuse their using for it too :rolleyes:
If it did I don't recall it. But the '73 Ike is the tough one to find in higher grades.
It may in time, then again it may not. You need to keep in mind that the '95-W has more than doubled in price in the past 2 years alone.
In the right grade it's a whole lot more than that.
No need to write, it's on their web site - PCGS 3000
Welllllll - let's just say that "we" are in the neighborhood :rolleyes: Tell ya what though, I'll write and ask 'em ;)
It's not uncommon really, but it does make for a pretty neat collectible.
I had to go find this quote since it is so fitting for this discussion. In the early 14th century the Abbot of Tournai, Gilles Li Muisis, made...
LOL !! - so much for my memory :whistle: I'd go with what clad said any day :thumb:
To be honest, my memory. I used to know 'em all. For today's coins the dollar requires the highest pressure, about 60 - 65 tons if memory serves.
There's more to it than that though Mark, all of the 2 coin sets contained 2 one dollar coins. None of them mixed a dollar and a half dollar. At...
The US Mint uses between 53 - 54 tons of pressure to strike quarters.
There's a mistake in that comment someplace because the '07 Red Book does not mention them at all. But just for curiosity's sake, where did you...
By that definition placing coins in an album would be AT as well - just about anything would be AT would it not ?
Which Morgans - just about any of them. At the market peak common date Morgans in MS64 were selling for $1500. That is a fact, not an opinion....
Brian - In this case it wouldn't do you much good if you had a Krause, the coin is not in there. At least there is no picture nor accurate...
Howdy Bilvis - Welcome to the Forum !! Based on the weight it sounds like a genuine missing clad layer coin. Depending on condition it could be...
I agree, but it has a great deal to do with the perception of rarity. And unfortunately the vast majority of people tend to pay a whole lot more...
Well, I'm no chemist. But I know what my eyes tell me when they see something. And I've seen copper coins dipped in acetone for anywhere from 5...
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