Since is both low grade and a few high grade the cost went up. Easy to fill and not expensive. My price is the total cost of the folder and coins....
@gxseries About $125.00, less if you had all lower grades, more if you had nicer grades.
And I have one more from the same basement grader. Not a big deal but certainly interesting.
Sorry I couldn’t be more specific. I did get it from mail order. That I can remember.
Read paddyman’s answer above.
I’ve had the folder awhile so I forget where I picked it up. I unpacked it and decided to fill it. It didn’t take too long to fill it.
Afraid all I see is a spender.
Slowly working on it Randy.
Not from eBay. I bought 10 graded coins and this was in the mix. Got them cheap from a private owner.
William Wood owned a copper and tin mine. He was from Staffordshire England and he mistakenly thought that a royal patent to produce coins for...
A H. E. Harris Type Set, Coins of the Twentieth Century. For this set some coins are circulated and some are mint state. It contains a mixture of...
Well, it is a cent, just from another country.
It looks proof as it was struck by a new die but it just a plain ole general circulation quarter that’s worth twenty five cents. Do not waste...
I can’t capture any better than I did in these photos.
Basically, yes they are.
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Definite die chip. Nice to find but not worth any extra. Protect and keep it.
A very nice looking obsolete note.
You have too many coins when you bought coins last week and the next order arrives before you can get last weeks coins filed in their place.
I love the way Elaine says that line. It really cracks me up.
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