GDJMSP Not to disagree with your opinion, which I am sure is better than mine, but would the faker have used a planchet with a crack (see...
Speedy has a point, in the 1942 set ( I can't see the others clearly) the dime, quarter & half look questionable.
Okay, I concede. Canada is better than the US. They have a more valuable $. They have a better $ coin. They got rid of the $ bill. They have...
Possibly, but as recently as a few years ago (about 1998-- pre-states quarters period) I used to buy them as junk silver. So, they were still...
Who cares? Seriously, if the US does, they will follow.
I can't believe it! I told them that I'd only buy it if they kept it out of the news! (I wish).
Keep it, I still pick them up. If you don't want them, just toss them over to me.
Both post mint damage. the first from a coin counting machine.
Any Philly date in the 1940's would probably be in your price range. Before you plop down your money, check the strike. Look for a nice full...
mralexanderb I agree with most of your list, but I think that you mean the 1915 S Barber quarter. With a mintage of 704,000 it is...
Nice coin.
Oh, THAT kind of Columbian gold! Never mind.
My family generally ignores me, they think that I am nuts.
The usual is the grey sheet, showing bid/ask prices. Also the most accurate and timely.
Rhubarb Phoenix's coin is a definate lamination. As for the one pictured at the start of this I can't see it clearly enough to make any opinion.
Very nice! I collect American contemporary counterfeits. Nice find.
It is not a dime, probably a replica. However, if it is silver it is a good find.
Current bid is $90 in good. so, I'd guess that the BEST that you'd get is about $25 to $30. Tops.
It has to be done thru a trustee.
As usual lately, guilty until proven innocent. Sad but true.
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