My least favorite is modern commemoratives. :D
And I don't feel like letting you violate CoinTalk rules, but I'm trying to be a nice guy and give you a chance to fix it.
You know, there are a couple of places at CoinTalk that it's ok, or even encouraged, to link to your Ebay auctions. 1: The Auction Listings...
LOL, I almost did that, then noticed Charmy's post asking people not to do it.
Looks like a Lincoln Cent off-center error.
This thread has more than run its course
Peter Davis won't like having Game 7 of the NBA Conference Finals interrupted again, and he'll be even less happy if the Celts lose. ;)
Ok, I've deactivated the link, if anyone wants to go to the site they can just change the hxxp back into a http and visit the site at their own risk.
Yea, I saw that last night (recorded it). I wish I had socked away my weight in silver back when it was $3 an ounce. lol
Congrats! Take lots of notes and pics to share with us when you get back!
For CoinTalk, 85% of the people who visit are from the USA.
You take your chances with Ebay, of course. You can search for recently ended auctions. I found this one, for example, doing a quick search of...
Probably the roll searcher's thread, it has nearly a million views.
Silk was a bit more rare in those days than now. ;)
Nice find!
Is that done with pliers?
I have a couple of stamp albums and a box full of loose stamps. Same as with coins, I like the older ones and am turned off by all the modern...
Nice find, even in poor it should be worth more than melt.
If I remember correctly, Yahoo! Auctions used to have that feature. I used to use them quite a bit back in the day, then it got closed down.
Just an update for a couple of small adjustments in the advertising sections. First, I've adjusted it so that you can reply to your own threads...
Separate names with a comma.
