Acetone is really volatile. Just let it sit out, and it'll evaporate completely.
Have you looked at 1921 Peace dollars lately? It's more expensive than the 1928-P in XF and higher. This one probably isn't gradeable, but I'd buy...
I don't think it would be worthwhile to submit it for grading, but it's definitely worth a lot more than $28. Even with the scratches, that's a...
Nice! I've got several potty seats with embedded coins, including one set with maybe $20 face in 90% silver. I tried breaking up one of the seats...
Not sure I can buy this. Merchandisers, advertisers, team owners and stadium owners aren't philanthropists just looking to support hard-working...
I'm probably one of the least sports-following people on here, but professional athletes are entertainers. The further we move away from a...
But you just said (okay, two weeks ago) that you "know from watching the numbers that December is going to be extremely bullish"! Doesn't this...
That's an interesting assertion. I mean, take the "Gold is real money" partisans. From their point of view, it's the DOLLAR that's the "volatile...
I'm so glad that Coinstar machines dislike so many interesting coins...
Frank Lloyd Wright dropped out of UW-Madison after one year. Buckminster Fuller got expelled from Harvard. TWICE. Some people become enormously...
Oh, let's not. :banghead:
[ATTACH] Never really thought of bulls as burrowing animals... ;) (I know, I know, we're only a third of the way in. There's still time for a...
And yet, at any given point in any conversation, there are always people who won't.
Right, but add "site:cointalk.com" to your search, and you get SIX results. So, clearly, we have no crypto experts posting here.
Looks like 1965 to me (especially in the second picture). And there may be grease, but there's also die wear, and coin wear, and environmental...
Of course not. Why, a search for HODL returns barely more than a single page of results.
I think it's quite a testament to single-mindedness if you wear out your ANVIL...
Exactly. The interference fringes I've seen do exactly that around features that poke into the layer. I'll just be over here having a moment... [IMG]
But you've already captured the essence of the issue: not all eBay bidders are rational or well-informed. If you put in your $500 bid on a $500...
That's a very different look, though, even if it includes the same colors. Interference fringes from a thin clear coat tend to have those...
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