Funny thread. I built two presidential sets for my grandkids and had to open quite a few presidential proof sets. I laid a towel on the table in...
Very insightful thread. Thank you @C-B-D ...... I saw when you posted and was going to be the first F-12 guess. I’ll be pulling my cent book out...
Well, when you buy a slabbed bullion coin at spot I figured I saved fifty cents since I didn’t have to buy a flip to put it in.;)
Well.... Toned coins are a very cliquish thing. Some folks are crazy about them. To others it is just a side note. There was a fellow on EBay not...
I ditto that.
Neither do I. Just trying to spin it in a positive light.
I am thinking it was meant to be a joke.
I thought it was just me. Yes they certainly do appear very well struck in comparison to other modern releases.
Well, that’s how it usually starts!
Because those of us that grew up building our collections with raw coins are fading away. Ethics have deteriorated and the younger savvy coin...
Yep... Me too. LOL
Been so much discussion lately about the merits of graded bullion that I thought I would add another. Happened to be spending some quality time...
I totally heard that in Dangerfields voice..... No respect at all..... LOL
How the heck does that happen?
But is that meaningful in the future? I could see somebody finding a 1955 cent in December 1954. That would have been numismatic news in 1955. But...
So there is some legitimacy to the coin. Still though, I cannot see any real value attached to an early release pedigree after the release date....
I’m sorry.... That made me laugh like a danged fool. Yep, this is the answer.
Early this year I helped a friend liquidate his fathers collection. Among the collector coins he owned, he also had hundreds of rolls of modern...
Precisely. Spend $900.00 today for a coin valued at five dollars in six months. There just has to be another piece to this puzzle.
I’ll have dreams about this one. Jeez that is beautiful.
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