The market is desperate for new coins. I used to be able to spend as much as I want to at any coin show, now, I just look a lot. And buy infrequently.
Jack: That is one great grading set.
879,600,408 Or eyestrain?
been there, experienced it. Including closer relatives. the heck with them, their loss, not mine.
Most of these are VAM's the problem is identifying which one it is.
You don't get them rated, they are graded
I agree with zane.
I'll try to stop by, hope to see ya there.
I'll see if I can make the airplane make a stop.
Wow, an error perhaps?
so, who else is going?
Ben: TAKE YOUR TIME! And don't worry, the good finds will arrive. It takes more practice and patience than coin collecting.
Not double stamped. A repunched date.
Jim: The button is a New York button from the Civil War.
Cody: Sorry, but I don't know that machine well enough to say.
Speedy: He was a real jerk. Especially at 32.5 X face.
Personally: punt.
I thought the same thing about a '16 Merc. So, I blew the $10 and sent it in to ANACS, now I have a 1916P slabbed FA-2.
cody: Good luck detecting. the important things to remember 1) to dig everything-- or you'll miss the gold 2) remove your trash 3) fill your hols...
also, it is a medal (as hontonai) stated. A coin is legal tender issued by a country.
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