Clembo: Wow! That was an excellent price. I'll take a full roll! Congratulations.
I'll be forwarding my address via PM so that you'll be sure to use the correct address. In any event: a definite :thumb: by the way-- what did...
I have seen them where the entire coin, obv & rev is done. Nice details then
Thanks for the markings. I'm still not sure on the 38S, but I guess that we'll find out. If so, it has to be the widest RPM of the series.
nickelman: The 1st, with the D is neat. The other two may be from a hit with another coin's rim in a bag, they look indented.
Cody: Nice, you have a great site. :thumb:
Books: Definitely the ANA grading, and the Guide Book.
The 1997 S Proof 5 cent, is valued at about $3 in Proof-65. As slightly circulated, scratched? Perhaps 25 cents?
I look forward to seeing them.
roto: nice haul! In fact that 1847 Large Cent, Error (split planchet) may be the best of all.
NYCMH I don't blame you for yelling. And welcome to the forum.
The first one is very interesting. Mike Diamond should be along soon with an answer. the second: A truck job. (Run over by a truck).
Wally nicer coin in the listing.
agreed with zane, and it appears to be the small date, small letter, stair step date. probably O-119, nice R-4.
Mark: nice pieces. And a nice start to the set.
Twiggs: I'll check cherrypickers and let ya know. yup, it is listed in Cherrypickers. And Breen lists it, but as a 1936 P-- in error on mint.
coin stasher: The only dumb question is the one that isn't asked. otherwise how would I know when to show up for dinner?
PCGS Price guide converted to real life: PCGS divided by the square root. Most of their values are just to hype their slabs.
dreamer: Yup, the second is the copy. Nice job tho. Rickie: I'll check, but I doubt any cameos. Hard to tell thru the cello packs.
gold (lack of experience). Franklins-- lack of detail. Peace dollars: esp the 1921. So much detail, so little time.
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