It's not even the 2. Look how the 9 is completely wrong. This is a 5 year old thread. [ATTACH]
Since it is 100% nickel it will stick to a magnet.
Maybe silver will go up in value one day. It's been a bear market for 8 years.
Yeah to me the toning doesn't make it more attractive. While the condition is good, the almost 45 million minted, you really need something...
I have 2 5's with 4 leading 0's and I can't bear to part with them. I like the larger serial better, because there are 6 0's. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
A standard G-04. But because it is old silver, this series is known for weak strikes, and the double dime is very cool, I will go G-06.
How much does it weigh? Silver is below $15 right now, but at $15.55 it's 50 cents a gram, x .925= 46 1/4 cents a gram.
Ideally you want 6 or 7 leading 0's. But even 5 could be OK, if the others are very low (150 etc) or something like 444 etc.
How many errors are there? 3. How many damaged coins are there? 85 billion.
If it wasn't cleaned, $10 is a fair price. And, it probably wasn't recently cleaned. That coin was probably cleaned 50 years ago. Looking at it...
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The Sacagaweas ran from 2000-2008 After that, they kept the obverse but a different reverse every year. These are now called Native American...
I haven't seen one yet and they came out in early February. By the time I get one Loomis will have scratched every single one with their...
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I always posted that I believed another one would be discovered. Although honestly, I didn't think it would be this soon.
Well, 17 billion is the total. Almost 11 billion Phillies and 6 billion Denvers. 6 billion to 1 not including the 2 already discovered. Which...
Is it really that difficult to have nice looking coins which are also works of art, instead of cartoons and caricatures? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
13 original colonies and Delaware and Rhode Island have been reduced to dwarf state status.
Well on a paper scale I am thinking 15-20 (which is not good). The shift is cool. Worth a dollar to keep it in a currency sleeve. Currency that is...
The Pleiades is in the form of a small dipper. Easily seen on winter nights. (In the Northern hemisphere.) They are very clearly blue to the naked...
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