This is really the bottom line. The buyer thought that he stole the coin, and then he has now found out that he overpaid. Hmm..if the coin had...
Rhubarb Nice! I am still looking for one. Best part is that it is listed in the Red Book.
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rono: Good points, in fact, I understand that Canada is requiring eBay to report total sales for the major sellers.
Rhubarb: Your signature line: "Give a man a fish and he will eat for one day. Teach a man to fish and he will feed himself all his life. "...
Rhubarb Very interesting, and cherrypicking is tons of fun. Still wondering if you cherried that 1936 DD.
Rhubarb A very nice piece, did you cherrypick it?
Ben: He is the seller.
Apparently they are both 1940. Also, not edge fused. It appears to have been carved out and inserted. Check the rim on the second side (the...
Magman: It depends upon what happens with oil. They move together.
A really nice coin.
They are both AG's, actually G/AG. Frequently called commercial good (sold in the mail as goods.) Any Barber half dollar is great to own, and I...
John: Ignore the scratch. Years ago I was advised to buy any that I could find that were decent if they were below $50. Ya got a good deal.
Patrick: It looked different because it is an Unc. And toned.
Just a side note (sorry to be picky) but... it isn't 'stamped' it is minted.
Thanks: and remember: The Cody has spoken
I had a Barber returned to me in a body bag: only note: cleaned. Drum roll....and that is all that she wrote. Gotta be baloney.
Mike: Look at the field in front of Abe's face. It looks like scratch marks. Plus that seems to be wear on his shoulder.
Ben: I think the reverse is an XF, the obverse looks more like a weak stike. So, overall VF-35++, oh so near.
Steve: That is the luster that is blinding you. Solid mid + AU.
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