good luck. (do they check your pockets when you leave? )
Mike: Hooray for the peanut gallery. Sorry that I didn't get to meet you at the ANA.
I think that you did very well. Mike should be along soon, and he'll tell you.
Ed: Where did you say your house was? LOL.. beautiful.
tekjunke welcome to the forum, and say good by to the family... This is also a 12 step program for addictable collectors. I kissed my wallet...
coinnut 1921 was the first year of issue, as you know. The 1922 (and on) were lowered in relief to make the minting of the design easier. That...
Stop Motion hate to break this to ya, but, this is a modern re-do. Sure the reeding is great, but-- it original it would not show as much gold...
the V is just style, same as on the Peace dollar.
nah, they're real. there is an Arizona dealer who buys them like crazy. i head that they turned them into buttons... so I guess that this proves it.
yeah, and the ones that he can't 'save' he can send to me.
rotobeast hey, couldn't you give him some more dates? For true data study?
They are already very collectible, and they have already increased in value, lately the semi-keys have been HOT!
hey, I have a fake 1923 S standing Liberty quarter, should I send it in?
" A backhoe uncovered about 200 U.S. quarters, half dollars and silver dollars dating between 1852 and 1880. The crew also found a gold coin from...
post away, wait.......... I gotta wipe the drool off of my keyboard.
looks like O- 117. Obverse 9, Reverse N. Rarity 4. Beautiful coin!
Eduard: Good luck, beautiful coins.
"1795 Flowing Hair Dollar " Goes to show ya tht we read & see what we expect. My previous comment was because I read the title as Flowing...
no problem, for me. Especially since I did not win!
Texas Horns Nice comments, and welcome to the forum.
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