For the most part the coins are worth anywhere from 25 cents to a few dollars each.
OK - you're makin me jealous again :p :D
Oooops - sorry bout that :o
Howdy Charles - Welcome to the Forum !! Not sure what it is, but it isn't a coin.
Are you saying it looks something like this ? [IMG] [IMG]
Curious to see what it sells for this time.
When you ned to find information about coins, check in the Numismatic Resources section here on Coin Talk. You can find the answer to almost any...
It's been that way for 20 years.
No, they don't really lie - they just don't know what they are talking about :rolleyes:
Well, at least at PCGS there isn't. Now where have I heard that before :whistle:
Easy, anyplace you see a member's name, just click on it. That will open a small window giving you a list of choices of things to to. Then just...
Not your imagination, the prices for most world coinage has been moving up steadily for the past 3 years.
Not exactly, no. The reason is the minatge number is included with the 1899 Cn M coins which was 111,000 between the two.
The line you are talking about is not a die break, but I believe it is a die crack.
Yes it does, but that is because that picture is showing how the Proof examples will be. On the Proof examples, all of the edge lettering will...
Each of the coins is worth about $30 a piece.
Tell ya what Joe, there is a dealer I know up in K issimmee ( dang software ), he's a member here on Coin Talk name of tradernick. Send him a PM...
Yes, they do.
Joe the pics are too small to be able to tell much - can you post larger pics ?
I'll stick with my original estimate. And save your money, don't bother sending the coin in to be slabbed by NGC - it'll come back in a body bag...
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