I personally wouldn't want to bring anything that big. There is the security issue of it, and I wouldn't want to lug it around with me either....
I'll take my third and final stab... How 'bout an 1876 dime, MS-63
Ahhh, I see. It just struck me as odd. Grave-robbing seemed the most likely reason one would be in an indian burial mound, I was just wondering.
What was the old man doing in an indian burial mound?
Thanks guys.
This is the first I've heard of the tissue test, so I'm wondering the same thing.
I've had this explained to me before, but I can't remember. I've had several people talking about the new $5's ask me why they are just showing up...
Sounds awesome! Congratulations.
AND, my second guess is... A 1917, variety 2, Standing Liberty Quarter Grade: MS-63
Yeah. We're allowed three.
Wow
You were my inspiration RickieB! No seriously, I have some paper currency, but I haven't collected a whole lot. Some of the stuff you have posted...
My first guess...hmmm... how bout a 1917 dbl die obv. lincoln cent. VF-20 edit: oops. I forgot it was MS. Theres one wasted guess. lol
I'm no expert on Chinese coins (not even close) but the coin looks fine to me. Welcome to cointalk!
When you search quarters you'll get frustrated with all the 1965's and 1966's you find, but no silver :( I do anyway.
It seems that when someone with no numismatic knowledge posts some potentially valuable coins, like trade dollars for example, they usually are...
You make some good points. Thats why I don't buy much from the mint...
In my experience GDJMSPis right. You do have to touch the obverse of the coin to put it in the album, which is not good even if you are wearing...
Sounds like fun. I have 2 or 3 people with small accumulations of old coins that I was going to do that for. They never seem to get around to...
Well, besides needlessly having the cops come and bother you, he sounds like an alright guy.
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