Oh, come on. Even hard-core libertarians (who probably favor small government more than you do) agree that one legitimate function of government...
Man, I just turned in a bunch of 1946-S dimes as part of a "junk silver" transaction at the last local coin show. :( I wonder how rare this...
Aw, man, that's less than an hour from where I lived as a kid. My folks are still there, but I won't be visiting until October. :(
The 1982 looks like a massive die clash -- I've never seen anything like it on a Kennedy. The last one looks like it was partially melted. Given...
I just had a look at completed eBay auctions on gold Kennedy halves. I see 25-30 auctions that closed below the original $1240 issue price,...
Some of those spots look pretty black. Are you figuring you need to dip it to stop further corrosion? I like the general look. It makes sense to...
I've lived all my life on the East Coast. When I was a kid searching penny rolls, I almost never found S-mint cents -- I might have found two or...
I figured it was just the lousy underprovisioned network that I was on, but it's apparently widespread:...
Yep, it's against eBay policy, which says "no counterfeit coins". Previously it said "no copy coins unless they're stamped COPY in conformance...
Hammer/vise job? Incuse and reversed makes it look like another coin was pressed into it.
Some of the State Quarters have a lot of field space -- Wyoming comes to mind, although "uncluttered fields" is about the only nice thing I can...
I was going to speculate about them being Polish lines, but I'm trying to avoid unfair ethnic stereotypes.
Hmm. Does "extending trust to others and receiving it in return" include "receiving trust" from PayPal that you'll adhere to their User Agreement,...
Reported as "trademark/copyright, counterfeit item", for all the good it will do. Just noticed yesterday that a guy who was selling tons of fake...
...in circulation strikes, not just the frosted-pebbles proof finish.
It's just a name. "Butterfield" is a common surname in the United States.
Refusing to take PayPal because of their terms of service, or because you don't like their fee structure, is a perfectly honest and principled...
Heh. I was intrigued by the Kennedy gold half from the first hints of its release, but when I had it in hand, the design didn't have enough...
There was an exemption to let you keep up to $100 FV of gold coins for "numismatic purposes", if I recall correctly. It's a shame more people...
I got a rock. :(
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