Viper: Those are two great cherry picks! :thumb:
jersey: Hey nice haul. At $15 (assuming sterling) melt would be 58.28 ounces, or $874.12. Nice, considering that you got it all by B&E.
There is a new announcement on the Mint's web site: effective 2010: Commemorative quarters program: every citizen of the US will have...
yes, the color just looks unnatural (read: cleaned and too light) for me.
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A true winner: "Key Date 1921 LUSTROUS GEM BU Morgan DOLLAR SILVER COIN BU !! These coins came from an Unponed Bank Mint Roll and they are...
1924 Peace dollar in GEM BU! The seller says: "This coin is not ugly, scrap that are up for sell on many pages. If you want the best for your...
How about a counties program? There have to be hundreds, if not thousands of counties in the 50 states? Food for thought. hmmm..... only...
Hey, now, isn't this nice. No ridiculous postings accusing Richie of ripping off some old timer. Congrats, Richie. Nice haul.
Sheesh, that No cents is strange looking. I wonder what they were asking for it? And what grade they called it?
don't! That will scratch the coins especially the silver ones.
One thing about this forum, the members are HONEST!
Adam: If I've told you one, I've told you a million times: Don't exaggerate!
agreed! He sounds kinda nuts. [like the rest of us.]
Phoenix: Nope, it is Spock! And if he is asleep, it'll be Treashunt!
heavy hammer. works every time
1902 O quarter (assuming all not cleaned) is a VG-10. the dime: 1908 D, possibly F-12, hard to see the scans. Is Liberty full? 1911 V-nickel:...
die chips. They are fairly common. Nominal value, but on ebay..............?
Newman: Nice stash. Congrats.
What a waste of $10, and a lot of plastic. Nice buy, Jack.
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