Send me the money & I'll tell you the grade. We'll both come out ahead-- I won't charge postage.
stupidity? Greed? Just plain dumb?
baloney to the story. Banks don't melt coins, and the Fed doesn't either. They do recycle metals, but thru the mint or elsewhere.
Elaine: No, that is not the business of banks to inform people that they are just silly. They are in the business of banking, not coin...
Magman: Seeing your 1919, I remembered that my son came home form college the other day, for a couple of days, and brought me a 1916 wheatie....
Good luck, and they are probably happy to get rid of the half dollars.
Boxes are fine, the new coins are randomly added in. i have gotten boxes of cents, and thought that they'd be all new coins, but they were sorted...
My latest interest are those American (United States) coins. Some of them could be valuable, or at least that is what I have heard.
Kevin: Is the prize is the location of the previous contest holder? (DAK)
Holey, moley!!!
hmm...........definitely post mint damage, unless it isn't.
yes. they definitely will.
"Post Mint Damage Error" Must be a mistake!! An honest description? Quick, gotta bid, gotta bid, gotta bid, gotta bid, gotta bid, gotta bid,...
oh, the humanity!!!
Yes, until they are not. hamman88: hey: 997! 3 to go!
Oh, okay. So, now they don't care? Chalk up another dollar for PCGS. But, this time: sell them asap (before they spot).
yes, the Cheerios $'s had a strong center tail feather. The Guide Book lists them as 'boldly detailed tail feathers' no price listed.
Ther eis also this one, but they seem kind of exclusive: New York Numismatic Club Meeting Location New York City New York City , NY...
elaine: I hope that this helps: Massapequa Coin Club Inc Meeting Location VFW Post 7277 191 Veterans Blvd Massapequa , NY 11758...
LOL, :thumb:
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