not true, it is very conductive and it pounds down into VERY VERY VERY thin foil.
It is a big deal and you are simply wrong. They offered rolls of the 2003 nickels 5 years after "sell out" and the value of that asset went form...
That is about the sleaziest practice going. It makes every offering subject to doubt. The US Mint are absolute scum.
http://mintnewsblog.blogspot.com/2009/08/2009-formative-years-two-roll-sets-back.html Formative years Lincoln cents back on sale. Imagine if...
The point is that the US Mint (remember them?) lower their prices on gold items at $900.
the orig pics are big 2.32 MB (2,437,120 bytes)
trying again 95.5 k and a large one (638 k), maybe someone can give me a step by step. I know that I am posting the same way I have in the past...
If you have to make a choice get the unc.
This will certainly not sell out but it will sell enough to be common. If you want the coin wait a while and look to Ebay.
when I left them 100% they were to big to load so I did 75%. weird how they are so small, and internet pro's have a suggestion?
ike, showing up pretty small, any suggestions?
let the games begin!
http://www.cointalk.com/t56117/ 50 clams
http://mintnewsblog.blogspot.com/2009/08/2010-american-veterans-disabled-for.html good old mintnewsblog comes though. If the mintage is low after...
Congress controls the mint, if you want a change contact your rep
Again do not buy these from the mint for bullion purposes, secondary market is the place for that.
That is the most extreme example of a coin being different than the photo I have seen from Heritage. I have never had one that far off (but I have...
I used to buy there more but lately I can't get any decent deals there. They are totally honest though, bid with total confidence, they will go...
If you get them from the bank they will always be worth what you paid for them which can't be said for many numismatic items. Some state quarters...
No matter who you agree with do NOT buy these coins from the mint buy them on the secondary market (for bullion purposes that is).
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