Richard: Thanks for the clarification.
market is closed: gold $860 silver: $15.21 Still even tho it is down today nice numbers.
also, I understand that many were exported.
me no speaky da language. se habla chinese?
Bill: I agree, I will look for one that I agree with the grade. In the interim, check out this MS-64 Washington Quarter, 1942 S:...
Dear Elizabeth: There are many very coins that you may be able to get for your money. However, please do NOT consider it an investment, look...
Mike: Thanks for the reference, I have wondered about some early Jeff's that looked like that. And thanks for starting this thread.
Mark: Not per any references that I have ever seen. One exception: You can tell a 1901 O dime from the obverse. Just a funky strike.
Lou: Nice doubled die!
agreed.
Never mind the request for a link, a quick search came up with a bunch. So, Bill, please advise, do you REALLY think that this a Barber...
Bill: Two points: 1) I tend to agree that NGC blew it on that Morgan; 2) A PCGS mis-label is unusual, but not an error in grading. That...
Sorry, Bill, but I guess that I missed your point.
wwo, tough one. I'd call them and discuss it with them.
Coin Gal: I know that paranoia is normal especially with very 'rare' coins. And I understand your concern. How rare is the coin? Perhaps a...
Indianhaed: Mine (the QX-3) comes with both the upper & lower light. (I believe). But, I haven't used it since my hard drive failed -- so I...
Jetshack: 1) Welcome to the forum! 2) a 95-O for under $200!!!!!!!!! Great deal!! Nice, I haven't found a properly graded one in ages.
Isn't the variety (the reverse of 1940) a scarcer variety?
Wiedz Welcome, and I don't get nearly that number of Canadian cents. Also, yes, I'd dump the coins at another bank, just so that you don't keep...
I agree with Indianhead. Recently I had the chance to get the 1867 in XF-AU and the 1874 In XF. Paid near ask, but they are scarce and hard to get.
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