and true! Scuz of the coin world!
coinknight welcome to the forum!
ugh, just reading that you went to their site made me want to take a shower!
always: Nope, never heard of them, they are another of the alphabet soup of new graders. Punt on them, along with SGS and the others.
Ruben: The last time that I was there it was closed (2001).
however-- a $6.99 opening bid for one ounce of silver is pretty fair.
bq: Hopefully you strangled him!
Wudscrasher welcome to the forum. Someone will be along shortly to give you an idea of value.
rubyrby2 Welcome to the forum, and certainly more than $15.
okay, I take it back, so you think that it is appropriate to use that language? Sorry, I misunderstood you.
Clinker Thanks for the info.
clembo: Are you sure that the letter was legit? I'd call the folks listed, but use the phone book to verify the phone # first.
Simius_Dei: "From the wheaties 5 steelies PD&S S appears to be a proof, but not sure, gorgeous with nice rainbow toning." Most likely not a...
Don't let hontonai see that it'll corrupt the children.
also, his 1931 S Lincoln's look like added mintmarks, perhaps left over from his stock of old wheat reverses that he didn't use on the 1990 cents?
how about this one: 1965 SMS MS65 DCAM CONDITION WASHINGTON SILVER QUARTER Item number: 250151592540 buy-it-now only $500. If it is a silver...
you have to look at this one:...
Huh? Buy It Now price: US $950.00 For a $1 coin? Unless I am missing where the wheat is mixed into the Lincoln Memorial.
Carl: I agree. They just have no sense of history.
sure, he also offer MS-70+, MS-75, and other nonsense grades.
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