Quoted for truth. I sold a proof Trade Dollar that had been holed, engraved with a message, and worn (as jewelry!) down to XF details. After...
Nothing like a nice chaotic surprise tweet announcement to bump prices around a bit...
I think you're seeing a reflection in the mirror fields.
I see worse ones in the dollar bag at local coin shows. Then again, they tend to stay there, rather than selling. I'd agree with 25 to 50 cents....
Just make sure you have the pyramid facing away from you as you peer through -- then it's the all-seeing eye of @paddyman98 !
*ahem* "That's what I said up in my post".
I get that, and if you're wanting to do it as a craft or hobby, that's fine. Right now, though, 95% copper/5% zinc sells for a lot less than 95%...
LOL. Sounds like that buyer and theconsignmenthub were made for each other.
And if they make you happy and you have no intention of selling, none of my arguments are relevant. Your return on "investment" is non-monetary,...
Why would you do that, given that it reduces their value from $29 or so (assuming 146 cents per pound) to maybe $20 tops? They're brass, not pure...
If you think that "bullion is a good investment", talk to someone who bought it in 2011, or for that matter in 1979. [IMG] If you think "rare...
1940 D WASHINGTON QUARTER,ONLY 2.797 MINTED,HIGHLY EXPENSIVE I guess it would be highly expensive, if they only made three of them, and one of...
Like I said, you've got to be able to live with yourself. And going through them is better than continuing to let them bug you for another decade...
That's almost certainly a D mintmark on the back, which would make it a 1912-D. But again, it's too far gone to be collectable, even to a...
Looks like 1912 to me...? In that state of corrosion, though, it doesn't much matter. It would be possible to "selectively" corrode away the...
Probably plated with nickel, then maybe silver over that. Pure nickel is attracted to a magnet. I'm guessing that your coin isn't attracted as...
Just as a reality check, there's an entire sub-forum here dedicated to Coin Roll Hunting -- getting change from banks (or wherever) and searching...
Heck, silver is way down since 1980. ;)
Not sure that buying what's up and ignoring what's down is the way to get ahead -- or do you avoid buying cereal when it's on sale, too? ;)
That's probably a scratch from a coin-rolling machine. The machines that curl up the ends of the paper rolls to seal them often scratch the coin...
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