Ben: Thanks
Wait until Ben sees this posting!
Phoenix: Blow dry, assuming that the coin has already been carefuly rinsed, you may get spotting from the moisture since it may dry unevenly.
Jake: I have a copule of them downstairs, they were given to me as a sample by a delaer. They do look nice, but I have never taken them out of...
vwap: Well, you have found the major fault with HSN (Honestly Stupid Numbskulls) -- the problem is that they are on the air.
Dennis, yo da man! And a hearty WELCOME!
A toothpick? Sure would, were you trying to remove crud?
Phoenix: Like the fact that it isn't a G? Perhaps he thinks that G means great?
I am starting to feel nauseous.
Phoenix: Do we need a hack saw?
Wow, nice guesses, at least I can explain my (unstolen) answer.
Not since 1946, at least.
A true gentleman! It is collectors like Jack that make this hobby interesting, and fun!
Also, consider this: If I buy a 1896 S Barber Quarter for $650 and it goes up 10% that is an increase of $65-- not small potatoes. If I buy...
MS-60 $225 MS-63 $300 MS-64 $350 MS-65 $550 (December, 2007 Coin World Trends).
I agree, you don't have to go wild with your budget to have a good time and (possibly) make a buck. Look at the 1897 S Barber quarter. Not long...
rlm: Agreed, and then he said: "just wanted to let everyone no.that am not a crook .the ebay member that bid on this did not read about the...
gatzon: I am still amazed by that Barber half dollar! Congrats on a great find.
I'll give him a big :thumb:
That is a ddr #2? I have to update my files. Thanks for posting. Funny, I wrote to Coin World a while ago about a 'different' DDR for the...
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