Sorry, but I think that it is a 'push' Good.
what hontonai said! :thumb:
my thought exactly!
sgklee #1: They are NOT Coins! 2) They look like silver rounds, possibly a one ounce piece, each. If they are silver they should be marked...
Okay, when I started collecting a new series, lets see, well, back then we called them the Native American cents, not Indian Head cents. And, the...
Cody: Patience! I know, that is a difficult concept, and I, for one, truly hope that you succeed! But, start small. Then grow.
interesting, same old pennytalk. well, perhaps he will succeed.
And...........Welcome!!
My favorites are ones that I don't have to pay extra for. That is, I love to Cherrypick them. I have gotten three 1858/7 Flying eagles that I...
Thanks, Mike, for the reference.
What Mike said! :thumb:
Since there is such a short spread between prices (for different grades) for this date, I would tend toward the higher grades. G= $135 VG= $160...
Recently I was able to purchase two groups of proof sets. Both were in the original boxes from the mint, one US one Canadian. Each was for 5 (I...
1964 was the first year of proofs. Your PL 1965 may have come from a SMS set (Special Mint Set). No proofs in 1965, 1966 and 1967.
Hey don't you realize that isn't a buffalo? It is a goat!!!!!
Coleguy: Great phrase, I never thought of it that way. I have lots of clutter. Now, that you mention it, I have to figure out what to do with it.
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In the world of collecting it is worth 1 cent. On eBay? Billions and billions. I can see it now: Rare, Doubled Die obverse. Unique only one...
Nice pictures!!!
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