If I'm remembering what I've read here correctly, dealers still use PVC-containing flips for short-term coin protection -- for example, to get...
Yes, I'm sure the OP grabbed that gorgeous, naturally-toned 1799 dollar and dipped it white first thing. :rolleyes: The last shot is angled and...
It's not a proof. They simply weren't made in San Francisco that year. Branch Mint Proof Coinage It's still a remarkable find from circulation.
That's a bit like saying "I wish I knew welding enough, I'd start my own airline". :) For all its flaws, eBay has one crushing advantage: it's...
Wow, I hadn't checked the photos, I just assumed it was a typo for "83-S".
I've always wondered how eBay would handle that sort of "he said, she said" situation. I am a bit surprised, though, that they'd actually baldly...
You can't ever leave negative feedback on a buyer. That was the single biggest factor that turned me into an ex-seller. They made that change back...
I like the look of the 1873 a lot better, but I don't know whether I'm just reacting to an unflattering photo of the 1871.
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If eBay isn't even willing to let sellers leave negative or neutral feedback for buyers, how on Earth would you convince them to implement...
Tough indeed! Can you give us a hint what the date is?
I think it's time to build a canned reply, including a link to this thread, for the semi-monthly "I'M NEW HERE WHY ARE YOU ALL SO MEAN TO ME"...
Ye cats! That is the painful one -- if, of course, you're willing to forgo the proofs. :rolleyes: I "won" a batch of Peace dollars a couple of...
SOLD! Where do I send my $250? I think you misread the original post...
Six of them. Even one would still be a pretty big chunk of change, at least by my standards.
Sure. In fact, a company like Littleton probably could've cut them up into little chunks and sold them at a huge premium. But the GSA probably...
Yeah, that was my assumption at the beginning of the thread, too. It's good to be reminded of another good reason for carrying these things in a...
They're making great strides, too, in their efforts to become the #1 source for counterfeits. Silently dropping enforcement of the "no fakes"...
I imagine that means it's been relisted many, many times. If people have been passing on it for almost two years, I guess I'd be inclined to do...
I'm not sure I follow. Look, for example, at CoinStar, which charges a "convenience fee" of close to 10%. If it costs the bank money to get coins...
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