So, which editions did you get? Any old ones? I like the comment about your wife, mine would agree with her. Of course, I have hundreds of them.
yes. yes and no. (the Black book). Start a set, or collect the Charlton books, lots of history.
I especially enjoyed (at the end) how the reporter stumpled over the pronuciation of the tough word: numismatic!
More likely to succeed this way.
james: Many times if the descriptions, heading, and pictures are poor, you will not attract any interest. How about (since the sales are...
Alex: Consider buying books on the type of coins for the country (I presume England) that you are interested in collecting. Speak to other...
looks more like a partially clogged mm.
looks real.
not true, if a dealer will not deal, then I walk.
And this was last week, right?
Nah, no relation, Red Toad doesn't have to brag!
You had better duck! Spock won't like you questioning him and his answers!
Do: 1) Buy the book before the coin; 2) Do your homework; 3) Do look at several dealers before buying; 4) Do feel free to negotiate; 5) Do...
budgood: Wow, for a fake that is a good one! Thanks for posting, you also, Ben.
Peter: Thank you for the newsletter! Great idea.
I'd go with 65. So, what is it and who said it?
aw, guys....... Gimme a break! How about all of those roll searchers? Recently someone found a 1931 S Lincoln. If there had been an...
stainless: Please, please don't leave yourself that wide open for what I am thinking. At least make it a LITTLE difficult for the retorts and...
Harksaw: Welcome to the forum, and it was an example of the very rare 1922 very high relief double headed Peace dollar. Commonly sold on ebay...
Okay, here goes: look at the top right corner of the last 8. If it is the overdate, there would be a small top right corner of the 7 there....
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