Many reasons! Too many to list here, just consider: Infinite reasons Sure, when you have any entire country, 500 ain't much
but to a non-collector, they may appear to be described the same
all 1938 D Buffs are (well nearly all) very well struck, and very nice condition. It is rare to find one in low grade
ANACS is excellent with errors, and varieties. also, looks conservatively graded
nope
waiting....
1) possible greased die 2) nothing
over active imagination
ditto
expensive for brass
Forget the cents, that 1885 is the key to the set
nice, NGC I presume?
well, good luck!
Trying SO hard to hit the like button! Oh, my arm aches, I just CAN'T reach it! arrrrgh! But, I tried, and that is what counts.
nah, whizzing looks better than that!
nice profits!
what paddyman said. Also, isn't that the same quarter you posted in another thread?
wow! congrats! You just earned the coinstar 'you suck' award! How about some pictures?
What the heck is that between the left wing (facing) and the wreath? Swirl marks? so sad
funny, but I see much lower prices for Morgans than when silver was over $40.
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