You're not talking about the Where's George link?
Now we know how to get rid of Speedy... JUST KIDDING!! :D
Quality, not quantity. Not that I have either.
I love the 3-coin unsearched lots-- you never know what's in them!! :D
I love when they stare right into your eyes and just say "no". I've had some nice ones that ask the other tellers if they have what I'm looking...
What's this country coming to? They charge ya for dying now??? :D
"Or you can use our easy-payment plan: $1000 per week on any major credit card."
Both of these in a 3-day period: 1963-A $1 FRN (Granahan-Fowler), and a 1963-B $1 FRN (Granahan-Barr)!! I could sell it to some boob on eBay...
Yeah, I see it.
Any idiot knows that nothing is carved on a coin; everything around it is.
The JW Barr notes are supposedly valuable. ;)
This. Clearly a 44D. I have nothing to do with this coin, but I wanted to tell someone.
Oh...mygawd.
"LOOK AT THIS SOOOOOOO LOW SN L@@K: 09541254" "These pictures do this coin no justice."
I know that feeling of trying to find a worthy Benjamin to stack atop the $50. Mine's just a 1990 star note. By "star note", I mean someone drew a...
Find a coin you like. To best enjoy this hobby, you need to have a goal. Myself, I'm trying to get started with wheat pennies.
What IS Liberty supposed to be leaning against on SLQuarters?
Found a Liberty Quarter, no date, from an empty coin slot while working at my School Store, several stars too. Stupid same-age kids... :rolleyes:
Yes, budgood is right. I, however, like to keep them. They're fun conversation pieces.
I usually inspect my bill's numbers rather closley before putting them away; but I found a 2003 $1 D 12234569 C. It has a UCI of 98.4%.
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