Speedy: Come on, they were just kidding around, and I did not see anything that was or could be considered obscene, 'dirty' or off color.
Mark: This may be a strange question, but why would the "secret service" want them slabbed? Strange.
Gail Welcome to the forum. And, no, it it not a doubleD die. Strike/mechanical doubling. No added value. ;)
blovelylinda: First, welcome to the forum. Second, it is unlikely that the original poster will even see this, it is three years old. Third,...
I prefer to think that I am making money by having a better knowledge. There is nothing wrong with cherrypicking.
nice fake! Value: a few dollars. On eBay? Priceless.
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like anything else, it depends on the date! ;)
Carl: Agreed, not for use at most shows, but I have often asked a dealer to borrow one, (a Red Book) to check mintages. And, yes, I'll order...
hey, folks. (Jello) If you cherry pick why not tell us what you paid, and what the piece is worth?
what? Do you mean that my gold Ikes are not real? Heck, I know that they are real, I paid a lot for them. I have a whole roll.
mark Thanks for the link, interesting.
:thumb: LOL
hmmmmmmmm. I thought that we were supposed to answer one at a time?
in a word; Wow! Nice pieces. Congrats on the pick ups.
Thanks for posting, I forgot to order one.
Tell us about it anyway! If okay, I'll add a couple of my own.
so we shouldn't answer any more? I soooooooooooooooooo confused.
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