Rumors are like Washington politicians: cheap and commonly available.
GOTTA BUY! GOTTA BUY, GOTTA BUY, GOTTA BUY, GOTTA BUY, GOTTA BUY, GOTTA BUY, GOTTA BUY, GOTTA BUY! Phew! Now for a valium.
They wouldn't even look, unless you put the (for example) all San Fran's together. The S's you MAY get a bit more for.
Wally: Bid= $105 X 90%= $94.50. Or about there.
nope, nothing happening when I click the photo. Sorry, no opinion.
yes, for the war effort (WWI) Recoined during the 1920's as required by law. That is why there were so many early Peace dollars.
Jeff: It also depends upon the grading service: NGC, PCGS & ANACS, usually are okay. Repeat after me: SGS VERY BAD. Write that one...
now, how the heck did anyone ever figure that out?
with relatives like that, the house would be better off empty. What would he have done with your gold coins? Replaced them with quarters?
what Mike said. No doubt. and, very common.
if you are not sure, next time, then pass on the coin. also, carry along a grading guide.
Jerome: for the record, until recent times, not all proofs had a cameo effect. In fact, even today there are differing degrees of cameo. For the...
gatzon: Not proofs because they were not struck on specially prepared planchets. Although they were supposed to be handled carefully, they...
very nice cherry pick!
possibly from a SMS (Special Mint Set). They were typically PL.
Midas: All set for SGS to slab. Perhaps they'll even slab the photo?
also, the clip doesn't show the Blaksley effect. so.... ask Mike Diamond.
Okay, I am officially confused. Do we have to join the forum? And then post #40 times to be entered?
why?
we'll never hear from him/her again
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