Good one :high5:
Well yes and no. Many get upset when a coin is bodybagged and returned unslabbed. They think that unless the coin is slabbed and graded that they...
Now Speedy, I never said a word about the Frankie or the Kennedy - I just stated the law :D
Absolutely - you have to pay them in advance.
Yes I thoroughly enjoy your trivia posts :thumb: But, Congress doesn't have to authorize coinage. As long as the design for a coin has been in...
The bank.
The 1 oz AGE is a $50 gold piece and there were quite a few $50 gold pieces issued in California.
Possibly, but not likely. They did the same thing with most of the others.
It is below ONE on the reverse.
Franklins aren't clad coins - so I'm confused over that part. But to collect an entire set of all clad coinage could cost anywhere from face value...
People aren't blind - and there are plenty who remember the last time. There are also plenty who realize that the market for moderns has dropped...
The only thing I find surprising about it is that they didn't decide to issue the Reverse Proof as an individual as well.
They are still selling them because they can - the law permits it. And it saves them a lot of money to boot. The additional sets they sell won't...
The search function of the database and the better quality pics is what makes the site better than the books in my opinion. This is something that...
Nope.
There's something that a lot of collectors don't realize - the US Mint absolutely hates to create a rarity. They will go out of their way and...
They'll actually stop minting them before the end of the year, because they have to mint next year's coins. And they must stop selling them by the...
I have to wonder what that it is under the S in STATES and O in Of :confused:
Separate names with a comma.
