why not? That is $199 more than it is worth!
candi: A scan or photo would help. But, what is your question? Value? Probably nominal. (a few dollars for a replica, or put it on ebay...
Sorry, I take it back, XF on the quarter.
I love this: "Opens at .01. Problem free nice coins" If that is problem free-- I think that I am rich! Break out the metal detector, I...
welcome to the forum.
Should be interesting.
Andy: Fist (in case I missed it) welcome. Next: as for the 1968 D, most likely an acid bath, that would reduce the weight. also: There are...
Jack: I've seen his stuff before and ran from him. One buyer seems to agree with you (he left 4 negs): The Selling Is Funny, I Don't Get It,...
Now THAT makes sense! Or Microsoft as a janitor pre-IPO.
Well, to answer YES the 1884 S is very rare in Unc. The sad part is that one isn't an unc. Or original. Or even the slightest bit attractive.
WAIT! Ya missed it: "Reverse proof Brilliant Uncirculated random mint 2007 George Washington dollar " So, it is a reverse proof...
Clembo has some great advice for you. Also, if you are going to get serious buy the book. In this instance I'd start with Whitman's Guide on...
Jack: You bought something from Savannah, Georgia? I wonder if that is our old friend back at it. But, we can't put down everyone from that...
I could go VF on the 1934 Heavy Motto quarter. However, where do you see damage on the $? I see the obverse scrapes, but melt?
If gold hits $1,000 an ounce: Thank You!
with your predictions.
eL; Welcome to the forum. Without a picture it is not definite, but sounds like a greased die.
Gold: 891.60 +11.60 +1.32% High for the day: 895.60 SILVER 01/10/2008 13:30 16.20 +0.43 +2.74% Perhaps Elaine is going...
I agree with everyone above, I believe a definite Proof. And a nice one.
uh--------- two silly bidders?
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