They may well have the guarantee, but that doesn't mean I would trust it or their ability to authenticate coins. When it comes to authentication...
Correct, but they did use boxes for presentation sets and some Proof sets. They even used wooden boxes for some sets in modern times, I used to...
That's part of the joke too, at least as far as silvereagle82 is concerned. Of course if his wife ever actually found out what some of those coins...
Mint rolled, bank rolled, whatever - as long as they are truly newly minted coins they will average 64,65. In most cases anyway, there are dates...
I'm not saying the faking of the coins didn't happen, I'm saying there was no such deaf mute ever even charged with the crime. The bit about Josh...
A census for many of the different coin series already exist, people have been doing them for years. All you need is the right books. Of course if...
It appears to be a form of mechanical doubling.
From a historical perspective, the first year of issue often turns out to be the date with the lowest value.
The question you need to ask yourself is - how do you define rare ?
Not saying such a thing doesn't exist, but I've not heard of it. Kinda curious though, how exactly does he define "original Buffalo nickels" ?...
It's a myth, there was no such person.
When trying to find links for numismatic information - about the easiest place to look is right here on Coin Talk - just go to the Numismatic...
I'd guess under $5.
NGC will.
The mint doesn't have a link for commems and such but they have this for regular coins - Coin Specs
Nothing, just a different way of saying the same thing.
Lol !! :D
Any other mint and it would be 64 - but an S, 63.
I'd say XF tsk. If you paid more than 20% over spot, return them. You can get BU for the same money.
Yeah, as long as I don't talk to your wife about it :D
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