You need to be a bit more specific than that. When you say a set of Barber coins, do you mean ALL of the Barber coinage in all denominations ?
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It's just what you said it was - a silver round. It's not a coin. It was made by one of the private mints like Franklin Mint or the Patrick Mint.
Howdy sabatca - Welcome to the Forum !! Some of those sets are worth a pretty penny already, others are worth about what you paid for them.
There ya go, givin away my secrets again :rolleyes:
If it were me I might pick the best example of each for a set and spend the rest.
What kind of information ? As for the expense, they are the normal price.
You need to look a little closer -
Howdy Tom - Welcome to the Forum !! Yes, there are known examples of the 1971-D and the 1977-D Kennedy half that were struck on silver clad...
Yes they mean exactly the same thing. And CAM - DCAM are varying degrees of the same designation. Kind of like hot and very hot.
Howdy hamakua - Welcome to the Forum !! There are two ways of looking at this. If you crack the coin out and submit it then it can be graded...
It's Great Britain again - value about 50 cents.
He's telling you that they are worth face value.
It is either a penny or half penny from Great Britain - in that condition it virtually has no value.
The church already owns a boatload of 'em - doubt they'd want any more. You can find out just about anything you want to know Right Here - just...
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If it does I'm not aware of it. I'm not aware of anyplace else that does either.
I suspect your guess is accurate. But people who work at the mint do read. They read the numismatic press and they read some of these forums -...
Howdy Anna - Welcome to the Forum !! Dazman hasn't been around in almost a year so I doubt you'll get a reply - unless he's lurking out there...
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