In the past, Doug has been quite adamant that NOBODY can EVER have their username changed. The signup form does explicitly state that "once...
Zincolns only have this problem when a hole in the copper layer exposes the zinc core. But since the copper layer is so thin, this happens very...
He makes it clear that he's not looking for seasoned collectors. He's looking for marks, erm, people who realize that they could benefit from the...
So aren't you a little disappointed that you chose to sell silver to @Garlicus and then keep it after he sent you money? Shouldn't you have been...
Eight hours of his time for $12,500? Well, I'll give him this: he has, in fact, found a fool-proof way to make money in coins. In fact, I might...
How would it come out of the coating process with exposed zinc along that edge? I see a design that's flattened on the higher parts, as I'd...
The way I saw @C-B-D's post: [ATTACH]
Except there's no such thing as copper-coated zinc webbing. The Mint buys cent blanks pre-made from Jarden, and while I can't find an explicit...
o_O If I saw bidding wars erupting over the Buffalo News Paper each evening, I might eventually be tempted...
I'm happy to grant that the 1989 spike is a special feature, and ignore it for the sake of argument. I'm not at all confident in the Internet and...
Yup. At this point, I'd be confident enough in its authenticity to pay my own money for it.
Not to be confused with the 30,000 discussion threads complaining about the results.
Ah, yes, 30 years. [IMG] By coincidence, the "blowoff top" in "rare" coins hit just about 30 years ago this year. It's the most prominent...
You're also WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER. :) It's possible that someone made a fake that reasonably imitates the real coin, and is both thicker...
"Buying around the bottom" implies that you know when prices are going to start going up again. You don't.
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