heck, still worth over melt! LOL
I agree with Condor. If it isn't too late and you purchased it on eBay, file a complaint. If a local dealer, he must pass good title, and a...
folks: Just look at the image of Liberty! NG all the way. Why>? Not 'cause i said so, but, becuase it does not 'look right'. But, I...
Farns: #1) coins made by the US mint are struck, they are never die cast. But, if you were just making a supposition, forgive me for responding...
Hobo: Couldn't it also be a possible plating bubble, that is just unusually shaped? Just a thought.
Bill Excellent, well thought out and well written post. (Actually, essay). Thank you for taking the time for this. :thumb: Frank
I didn't enter it 'cause I never sit And write a little bit of poetry, my brain ain't lit. I ain't a poet, And I know it.
jello: !) No, post mint damage. 2) It anything it could be a die chip, which it isn't 3) a cud, by definition, MUST be by the rim.
The CC is impossible, none minted. And the O is in the wrong place. but, could be damage.
nah, it looks like it may be an NGC holder. What is it graded? Or, if it says: SGS on the holder-- burn it.
The cent planchets generally sell for around $1, + or - 50 cents. The tiny clip? very little value.
another false rumor by Ruben. The only non-legal tender was the Trade dollar, which was monetized, then unmonetized and finally remonetized by...
next time post this to the US Coins thread, so more people will see it.
look at the edge, if it is silver it will be marked, most likely 925 (sterling) and possibly a #.
Watch your mail, it is on the way. Just 'cause I likes ya.
welcome to the forum, and without pictures, we can't help you much
just a note: They are not coins.
closing prices: GOLD: 802.40 +57.00 +7.66% SILVER 11/21/2008 9.68 +0.72 +8.07% PLATINUM 11/21/2008 829.00 +45.00...
Congrats on finishing the set! However, why not the DDO & DDR's? Now, try to cherrypick them, just for fun, unslabbed of course. By the way,...
Before anyone claims that you ripped off that poor teller: 1) the machine counts, not you; 2) the bags are sealed, and the teller simply...
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