As some of you may know, I am an avid bidder on GreatCollections, often weekly. I get quite a few deals, generally $15 to $75 in deals, mostly...
Looks like a double curved clip, at 10:00 and 1:00.
I am looking to buy large-size US currency, specifically notes under $500. This can include pre-1929 national currency, gold certificates, red...
I gotta admit, that is quite a nice one.
"Bidiots". My man. That sums certain bidders up perfectly. Especially the one who bid a highly underpriced $72 for a $20-30 coin. ;) Your $42...
I agree. About anything toned goes for big money, especially "vibrant" proof cents. The only thing is, they look those colors from just a few...
Typically, I don't get into Lincoln cents other than proofs when bidding on GreatCollections, as that is one category where a lot of bidding...
43/2, no doubt. I do have one request: can we see pictures of the whole coin? I'm just curious as to its looks and grade. ;)
I respect most grading from PCGS, NGC, ANACS, and ICG, the first 3 I see the most of. Mostly PCGS and NGC are the ones I deal with when I go...
Mainly, serial numbers get valuable in the following combinations: Binary - i.e. 23232323, 45545545, 99991999, 10000001, or any other bill with 2...
What you have there is $6. The $2 bills to look for are red seals (1928, 1953, 1963), which are highly collectible, and older, large-size notes,...
May be fake but there's likely somebody who'll pay $2 for it. Doesn't sound like much, but you can't get that out of most Ikes, so this is a cool...
You've got land on the Moon too? I somehow own a square mile of it, and I've been raking in big bucks from the extraterrestrial visitors. Somehow...
That's how terrible my pictures are. In person, they look dark gray while still having mint luster. I really do need a lesson in photography....
Kind of a terrible picture, but for those of you nickel collectors out there, what do you think of Black Beauties, aka improperly annealed...
The halves would get roughly $10 each as "junk silver" from a dealer. The 1933-S may command a small premium. Some dealers may pay more or less,...
I think it's not a black beauty, especially since 1959 and 2022-D are more well-known for that. What would cause the letters to look so weak,...
MS-66, D/D
Interestingly enough, I've never actually seen one in person before. I would believe it, though, that some examples, particularly the lower-grade...
I think they were actually a US territory starting in 1901, and ending in 1946, but either way, that stat gives us some more "USPI" coinage to...
Separate names with a comma.