It was a serious question. Please don't.
I think you mean G district, which is Chicago. Cat. of US paper money lists it at $10 in 63 and $13 in 65. What is the serial number?
I need a real bills doctrine for dummies summary. I don't get why we would even need banks in that case. Anyone could offer papers that say x item...
looking forward to the answer. It looks trimmed to me. May be the way it used to be done though
I think the check is the reason for the bank. Looks like the signers last name is Gay and the ribbon under Commercial bank says of Geo P. Glazier...
No wonder I couldn't find it anywhere. Looking for the wrong thing. Thanks Here is a link to the full size image [IMG] I think it says 1891. And...
I didn't think there was enough silver/gold to return to that standard, with population so high. BTW: I'm more worried about the things we won't...
Very impressive, congrats! Do you know what the floating crown signifies? Seems unusual to me.
read post #5. Its Barr note :)
yes, it is $1. If basing on something like that I would go Canadian. I think there 1oz is a $5 coin.
In that case I would check the bullion charts for the days/months where bullion tends to be lower and buy based on that. I think the last friday...
would you rather have 6 more if the price went back to $8 an oz?
Its always a good time to buy a little. Especially if you dollar cost average and are diversified. THis whole thing (market/money) is based on...
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