1907 D, comon date, VG-8, appears to be original. Bid is $9.50. Ask= $10.40 So, you are right in the middle. I prefer to buy at or below...
such is the nature of the universe! Ah, shall we get existential right now? As Rene Descartes said: Cogito ergo sum. I think therefore I am....
That price ($255.00) is not natural.
frightening, isn't it!
True. The 1914 D's mintage was no big deal at the time. Look at the mintage of the 1914 Barber $1/2. So, it was not saved. The 1931 S...
Scott My monitor is working well. Eyes are so-so. So, I wear glasses. Still, no change in my opinion. AND DOUG AGREES WITH ME! So...
Phil Looks like you have the grades pretty close. welcome to the forum!
agreed and agreed ;)
here is a link to three books: http://coinzip.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=standinglibbook
That is the only real reason. And NGC allows both their own + PCGS.
holy smokes! I agree with Doug! Twice in one week. :)
one more question: Is it bid or ask?
Joshy: Dimes quarters & $1/2? Or just one set?
joshy: You forgot about the 1892 O micro O!
well, I want to win the Lottery also. Good luck, and wish me luck~ :)
nah, that looks like NT to my eye.
joshy so, you only collect Barber uncs? Nice pocketbook!
one question: What is the meaning of your picture? Are these the items that you want to bid on? [okay, that is 2.]
Actually, folks, I believed that this thread should be kept open. Simply put, it is very educational for those of us who are not 'normal'...
heck, I am totally pro the youth. But, you have to remember, our jokes are better than yours!
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