What a cute buggar. This is what he will look like when he is grown up. [ATTACH]
When I did it I used a mixture of vinegar and peroxide. I can’t remember the ration. I left them overnight. They did produce a date but they...
Hey look..... Where else can you hold that much history in your hands for mere pennies??
Fun and interesting to own. I cat see these worth more than face value for some time to come. I always hate it when I get a golden dollar in...
Yeah.... I buy all the no date Buffalo’s from my dealer a couple times a year so I can hand them out to kids. He sells them to me in bulk at six...
Seems I used to see lots of these decorative type silver bars. I believe I may even still have some that came in Christmas stockings and the like....
Thank him for his offer. Pay him for his expense having them graded and go elsewhere. I am rather disappointed to hear a dealer made such an offer.
Considering these are often counterfeited I could see him investing a little money for authentication up front....... is the offer $350.00 per...
Ok my revised totals are: One 90% Three 40% Sixteen Bicentennials
Probably
This is slap fun, LordM.
When these first came out a banker told me to slip my pocket knife between the security strip and the bill to confirm it's authenticity. I am...
Funny thing is at five I have to attend a function for the kids school. I will probably be refining my guesses hiding my phone under the desk at...
Standing pat, thank you.
I think that a lot of non-collectors aren't aware that pre-1970 halves contain silver. Last Christmas I asked the lady at the bank for all the...
Now this is fun.......... 79 Plain old Kennedy's of no special significance 12 Bicentennial Halves 8 40% Halves 1 90% half
Here is another example that showed up in one of my rolls of Morgan’s. This date was hit in such a way that it looks like it is dated 1903....
Dang them coins get heavy!
I don't have my reference stuff at hand. If memory serves, the silver quarters had a different weight than the clad quarters. I would bet modern...
Yes sir. That is PMD. Happens often on copper cents because copper is so soft and displaces when it is hit.
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