And @AncientJoe's, too! *
PS- they're mighty fun to dig up, too. Even when they're not in that great a shape, I do love poppin' 'em out of the ground. :) 2007-12-15...
Welcome! I agree with all the positive commentary above. It sounds like you've got the right attitude, and while a midgrade 1903 Indian cent is...
Congrats, ACH!
@Phantomblurrgaming - as a new member, your first few posts on the forums require moderator review before they are publicly visible. This...
Love that Mainz 3-thaler! The klippe is cool, too. (Heck, they're all neat.)
You already know my opinion of that one. ;)
Quite a nice example.
Yes. As @Blissskr indicated, Blue Book is average wholesale (dealer) price, while Red Book is retail (collector) price.
I'm not an error/variety collector, though I do have one or two in my collection. Best to ask that on the Errors board.
@Curtisimo - did we get a winner when things stalled at 1639? I propose that even if @panzerman won, we should play on, prize or not. I actually...
Cool! How complete is your collection?
LOL :hilarious:
Stunning. Prooflike! I think I recall you posting that one.
I do have some, but since I just sold the most valuable coin here, the monetary value of this collection just dipped by $2K. I'm waiting on...
Thanks. I did too, but couldn't get that one into a straight-graded slab (due to an old mount removal), so I sold it.
Hmm. A PNG photocertificate, huh? Nope, can't say as I've ever seen one. That's pretty neat.
Fun. I made a point of getting a 1965 (my birthyear) and a 1976 (the year I started collecting). PS- the newer Red Books have a section in the...
Lordmarcovan "likes" are cheap (though I still often forget the button is there). Get yourself a "like" from @GDJMSP, if you wanna impress...
Post all you like. Just give folks time to respond.
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