Well, you're a heck of a lot better than the folks who bought these, got the 'miles' and then dumped them all at the bank.
I'll take the $20,000 coin.......sell it, and turn around and buy 10 top of the line commem's..........then keep them for an eternity. :)
If you're a collector of such, the (affordable?) price means nothing. Especially if it gets some young folks into the mix of collecting. :)...
I love citations.........:)
'66 red..........
It ain't a coin, it's a sanding disk........the rediculousness continues.
Almost looks like trial strikes.........someone creating a fantasy piece at the expense of the tax payers? I don't know how they came up with '65...
It's not collectible unless you can make a million bucks selling it, right fellows? I continue to order what I need from them.........
Take Paddys' advice folks.........:)
I once swore I had a silver SMS half (65) because I couldn't detect any copper on the edge.........when weighed, it was clad. Best way to tell is...
Just say, it looks like 'the donald'........:)
I see Jesus now and then, but only with MacDonalds egg mcMuffins. Post mint damage.......
Where there's a will there's relatives.......sometimes bad ones. Sad story.
As an aside, I have an 2005 Westward Journey Coin and Medal Set that has some nice 'yellow' hues showing on the nickles. It's due to the mint...
Depending upon the storage environment, your coins are gonna tone. The color you mention is toning and has nothing to do with a special process...
Looks polished to me........genuine (I believe) though.
Me neither......just an Old Laughing Lady........ [MEDIA]
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