Frank: Wow, I am very sorry to hear about your experience. First questionable item was why did the sleer pay the ridiculous amount of $20 for...
Who cares about the condition, ya made almost $90 on one roll! Nice
Go for Barber dimes, quarters or half dollars. As everyone probably knows, I am prejudiced.
As Clembo & Indianhead stated, it looks cleaned. That's the bad news. The good news: it sure looks like an AU.
1848 $2 1/2 Cal. Ms68 Ngc.... !!!!!!!!!! Wow!
What the heck, it is better than nothing, esp if they are new rolls, you may find a nice blank plachet or something, or maybe a double strike!
I just noticed the company's name is GEC. Any relation to the Geico geco (probably spelled wrong)?
And a heck of a lot of labor to get it nice and polished like that! So, AU-53 + Labor= MS-67. It is all in the logic that you use.
good advice! Stay away.
Stop staring-- you are causing the wear! Everyone knows that excessive staring causes slight wear on coins! And then you also tend to see all...
Nope. Just a zit on her face above the eye.
It this because of the Christmas season? Just giving out gifts early?
If they can't understand the simple explaination, how could they even read the above? Just kidding: nice essay.
Suggestions? Yeah, a dig in the coin.
Mark: Check the original date of this posting: "02-26-2007, 03:09 PM "
Drusus: Interesting essay and along way to answer the question: "he then asked WHY he couldnt make gold" The simple answer: "Cause ya can't"...
Wow! How much red do you need for a red?
even their location is the same: United States. no originality.
So, it appears that he bought it from himself. They'll both get good feedback.
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