Send me a link or a pic if you can. I have seen them sell for anywhere from $275 to $500.
It would help a great deal if you post what the legends are. The we could find out even more for you.
But you did leave out the most interesting sentence -
I wondered when you were gonna get around to that :D Another of my favorite subjects :rolleyes:
It was a commemorative set issued in '97 which included the $1 coin, a matte Jeff nickel and $1 note. There was another in '93 - the Thomas...
To be honest I don't know. But you can find it HERE
:eek: :eek: Good lord don't ever think that. I stick my foot in my mouth on a regular basis around here. I learn just as much here as anyone...
See OldDan - I told ya so :D Folks this very argument ( ok discussion ) has been going on for forty eleven years. Nuttin's changed...
Very true - which is what I did and how I know.
Claw - I don't blame you about being upset for not getting a reply - that certainly doesn't sound like the Kelley's I know. But consider this...
I'm pretty sure you have to be 18 to open a PayPal account Spider. But you don't want the Premier account in any case - that is only for sellers....
Not exactly - but it is the only non bullion coin produced at West Point that actually has the W mint mark. The West Point mint has been used...
This is from the Mint's web site as well - dated Nov.7,2003 Now what that statement does not tell you is that the mint said that they didn't...
Well - I can't tell you WHY you did it - only you know that. But I can tell you that hanging a coin in the bathroom is not a good idea. All the...
As best as I can find out - the answer is 8. Apparently there is no '82-D copper small date.
The last publicly known storage facility was Fort Knox. But they were removed several years ago and taken to an undisclosed location.
It's taxed just like any other capital gains - when you sell them.
The one thing I can't answer for sure is if the large/small dates exist for both mints in zinc and copper. Some folks say there are 8...
You can find out a bit more Speedy - and see pics by - Clicking Here
In my opinion - it's all part of their marketing campaign. The mint knows they struck gold with the nickel series - so now they are trying to push...
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