Be careful about what ya wish for Bone. I've seen things like that end up cutting a guys collecting budget in half :eek:
There are more than a few who buy them for just that reason.
There are also quite a few who collect silver art bars. It's not uncommon at all to see some examples sell for several times their bullion value.
But that's my question - why do you think the chances are slender ? Acedic acid is found in many things that himans come into contact with every...
There are a couple of reasons that collectors have coins re-slabbed by another TPG - they either don't like the slab it's in, they want all their...
Or - a very clever marketing technique for one of the most common of all older coins. The same thing is true of any coin series/type.
It certainly looks like a Proof coin - as to how it got into circulation, I'd guess the same way any of them do. Somebody spent it.
Nahhhhh - I got a day job already. This I do for fun ;)
Wanna try an experiment ? Walk into any bank or store in the US with an ASE or any of the 1 dollar commems and try to cash them in for a dollar...
Nice pic of your finger there zane :D
Yeah, they'll know.
Yes, they are. But any clad coin is different than a nickel. Nickels are made of an alloy, they are the same metal all the way through the coin. A...
Kinda odd how that happens isn't it ?
Well Carl all I can tell ya is that for the past 45 years everything I've ever read and every expert I've ever talked to - called the green...
If you say so Bill. But I gotta tell ya, with all those large digs and gashes and the literally thousands of scratches on the coin - it sure looks...
Melting Point of Copper = 1,083°Celsius (=1,981°Farenheit) Now then, even if you could produce temperatures such as this, that's not all there...
I don't think the coin warrants an XF grade - there is just too much wear on the obverse. I would say VF30. We all need to keep something in...
One of my reason's is the same as yours Speedy, but there is another even more important reason. One of the things that I have stressed to others...
Benjamin Franklin Coin & Chronicles Set (BN5) Price: $65.00 Qty. More Info. Product will be available for shipping 04/30/2006....
Pics aren't the best for judgment but I'd hazard a guess at AU55.
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