We need a close up on the PUP (pick up point) of the EPU and the dot to be sure.
Welcome, and not a listed variety. Lets see the reverse, for damage.
Dirt, crud, as long as it isn't PVC, I'd leave it alone.
Get it certified, if it is good it is worth more. If it comes back bad, sell it to the dealer for $300. [heck, he offered it.]
Ben: Nice coin. But, don't you need more detail on the drape on the bust for a VF+?
Thanks for the comment. I couldn't agree more. besides, who is going to feel sorry for us (our generation) in thirty years or more when...
Dumb, Dumb, Dumb. Nuff Said.
Franklin Mint guru! [Now THAT is FUNNY!]
Man, many thoughts come to mind, none of which I can share here. Butt-- [Okay, punt intended]. I wonder if they'd miss a few chips off of...
Are you serious?!??!?!??!?!? Wow!! [But, you got gypped seven cents!].
Ben: I have seen them before, they are considered collectible, but I don't remember any other info.
Agreed -- post mint, not an error.
Ben: Nice Alaskan gold! I have some but they are from Arizona (bought, not panned). Also panned some flakes in Idaho.
Linda: Dipping in acetone is not considered cleaning, if done properly to remove PVC. Just be careful -- very careful. The Morgan still...
This is a ridiculous comment. Perhaps you should take half of the unrealized gains from your collection and donate them. How do you know the...
Ben: Did you pan them yourself? Very nice pieces.
Frank: Interesting details, thanks for the comments.
Congrats! Just think, I was in line behind you! [Not, but it makes me fell better.]
Out selling her gold & silver!
And that is why I said: Buy Salt futures. (Salt was used to preserve food for travel.)
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