Actually, a very nice example of the 'punch thru' that was popular in the early part of the century. I don't remember when these were first made,...
Ryan: Figure that silver is currently around 8 X face for melt, so approx $1 each is the ballpark.
no chance.
Damn,, Ben.. Now we can't even trust you!!! I am so upset.
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Clembo: GEC? Godawful unEducated Company?
mralexanderb Nice buys, you get a deal on the 1913 good price on the 14s also. However, old time G-4 is full rims. Now: Full obverse rim, some...
Are there any NLG members in this forum? (National Literary Guild) If so, are you going to Milwaukee? Frank
clembo mentioned the 1950 D nickel, as a matter of fact, hoarding was so extreme that today circulated coins are far scarcer than uncs!
probably MS-62
Beats me, call the NYC Dept of Transportation. Every source is either of the two big wire services, and they don't say.
NYC Selling 500 Pounds Of Foreign Coins New York City Selling 500 Pounds Of Foreign Coins Collected From Its Parking Meters EDITED---For...
poggie: Personally, I would spend them. Unless they are uncirculated, which I doubt since you said that you got them in change, I would roll 'em...
How about: theft? I remember seeing a proof set plastic case be the side of the road one day while riding my bicycle. It was broken open and...
as you stated " Remember, Proof is the method of manufacture, not the condition." Therefore, a proof can NEVER be uncirculated. It can be...
Magman: The answer is relative simple, if not strange. The 1914 D was ignored when it was released. With a mintage of 1,193,000 is was not a very...
Cody: Under the item description, I'll try to copy it here: Item Specifics - US Coins Certification: Uncertified Method of Manufacture:...
Wow, tough one: Perhaps: PR-40 or PR-45?
Please see post #2 above, I was first! And, He ignored me!
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