Considering that the expected amount of nickel in a copper cent is zero, I'd say any nickel would be (a) too much, and (b) unlikely.
Real gold coins don't have a gold layer that flakes off revealing dark material underneath. Real 1933 eagles don't show up in "is this coin real"...
Not to mention logic. I'll observe English rules, but I won't defend them.
See, I could've been a strong buyer, but he blew the "its/it's" thing in the description. :rolleyes: (yeah, that coin totally reflects the...
It's a better-than-average set, but I also paid more than the average price. :rolleyes: I'm pretty sure the SLQ would not grade cleanly, but I...
Dan Carr's description of the broken-sword Peace design was pretty darn compelling.
We've all seen them -- "Coins of the Twentieth Century", "Coinage of World War II", "Vanishing Coins of Yesteryear", yadda, yadda, yadda....
You mean you can't figure out how to make it take pictures of things that aren't actually in your possession?
You and me both. Also Google, apparently.
Derp, I was thinking $50 a box. I've been making that kind of mistake a lot in the last week or so; good thing I haven't been buying. :rolleyes:...
Are you kidding? That's what VAMs are all about! ;)
I don't know, and since I know that I don't know, I'd ask you or someone with your background. (And hope that my example isn't itself completely...
Sure, and people call cartridges "bullets", too -- but if they do that on a firearms forum, they're going to be corrected, and the proper response...
Yeah, there's a difference between making a typo and using a term incorrectly. But for me, either way, I want to find out ASAP so I can fix it.
It's hard to believe people are paying extra for them, but even harder to believe people are selling large, heavy boxes of cents for what amounts...
You may want to bail out before the "it's cent, not penny" patrol arrives.
And their price, at least the cash price, reflects that.
For that matter, I can't remember the last time I picked up a few loose shares of stock from the CoinStar return slot, or found a share of 1980...
Ah, yes, market timing. All you need to do is distinguish dips from collapses -- in other words, accurately predict the future.
Yes, and even if "paper money returns to its intrinsic value -- zero", those companies, and shares thereof, retain actual value. Sure, any...
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