I see that he also has Pamp 1 kilogram gold bars for $1000 BIN. Oh, sorry, "1kilo Fine handmade prop replica". Edit: and the AGEs are described...
Weird. Is it thicker or thinner than a real cent? I'm guessing it's aluminum. (Hey, at least it's not lead!) I thought it looked bent.
I was going to make a snarky comment about it being 3/5 of a $10 1/4-ounce AGE, but it's actually 2/5. And then there's the 1/2-ounce First...
Look again, though -- the 1993 "coin" is the diameter of a nickel. Put a cent on top of it, and you can still see the whole rim, and then some.
That will get him precisely nowhere with eBay. The title says "1794 Flowing Hair Half Dollar", and eBay's terms of service explicitly prohibit...
Grey, and the size of a nickel, but with the full design appearing? That sounds like a fake, although I don't know its purpose...
Oh, derp, I thought we were just talking about a standard AGE proof. I'm guessing any weight info on an AGE capsule wouldn't be useful, then, and...
3.393g for the coin itself. It contains 1/10 troy oz of gold, but it's only 22k. I'll see if I still have a capsule for one upstairs, but I doubt...
Now, see, I thought you were going for a strict value comparison. ;)
And the longer the story of how he came to have the coin, and the more times he says "I can't claim it's legitimate", the more likely it is to be...
Ah, so they'll be just like the other TPGs, but with stricter grading? Hmm. Wonder if this will be "we will always grade coins 2/3 of a point...
It got nickel-stomped.
Find me another woman from the same era who looks better today.
Looks like it was overstruck with the orange-hoodie design now. ;)
I can't think of any current "frivolities" that come anywhere close to the levels consumed for photography prior to the 2000s...? (When this...
I was gonna say that this sounded more like a "talk to your doctor" moment. ;) Nice pick! I'm not a fan of the "brothel tokens" made as...
I don't know -- I've gotten a lot more mileage out of the interests sparked by those STEM toys than I would have from a handful of GSA dollars. ;)
Well, that certainly looks legit. I'll be eager to hear what the shop says!
Baking soda and a toothbrush will work, but for that number of coins, I'd be tempted to try a white vinegar soak. That'll change the color of the...
I'd love to have a Judd-1992 Walking LiberTy pattern. But if I were going to spend that kind of money, I'd rather get a really good XRF scanner,...
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