Yes they have been Bill, I've seen quite a few of them myself. But what are the coins worth after such treatment ? With every one I've ever seen...
So do ALL banks. But the coins are the very same as those you buy direct from the mint.
Your title question is one we've talked about quite a few times. Best answer I can give you is this - compare the price for a 1949 ( or any older...
Yeah he's been known to have a good idea once or twice :rolleyes: And from what I hear - he even owns a nice coin or two. 'Course they got dip...
Pretty much - yes. But I should also say that in this case all we had to go by was the pics. And the pics don't show it all - they never can. For...
There is some truth to that - but I guarantee you that if the non PVC flips were cheaper - those would be the ones they'd use ;)
Even if you could dissolve it or get it off - you would always be able to tell that it HAD been there. This typically only serves to make people...
My comments were not directed at you personally - please don't take it that way. But that's the best way I know how to explain WHY that price...
Tell him to look at it this way - there is some great history there in that desktop. For instance - explain to him that the 1849 Mormon gold was...
True - but as soon as you open one of the slabs, you quickly find out why you can't put them back together and have it be undetected.
Cool :cool: Haven't seen one of those in forever !!
Howdy Spider - where ya been ?? You're not gonna like hearing this - but here goes. Some of the coins you are describing, if genuine, are worth...
You just gotta know where to look ;) CLICK HERE But the J-201 is unique - only 1 example. I'm afraid you must have an altered coin :(
Many have tried - but I have yet to even hear of one that succeeded.
Yes - you could use 1 40 gram for the 4 cartons. But you can't just leave the cartons in a cabinet and expect the silica to work. That's like...
Yup - but it could be the pic :confused:
I'd say 60.
The paper envelopes will cause the coins to tone - but then so will the cardboard 2x2's, just not quite as much or as soon. So if you're OK with...
I imagine they did have a common master die. Unless I am mistaken all dies were made in Philly and shipped to the branch mints.
They keep on selling because they are cheap to use.
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