Great eyes, we have to get you to double check my Overtons!
Bruce: Great question. (First: How deep are your pockets??) The quarters are achievable, with enough money. I really like the set, but monjo...
BeauCoinCollect I grade it as "It would look better in my collection than yours." If not, then an MS-63
Frank: Or it may just be junk. Frank
Just goes to show: Ya can't trust them mint folks.
Let's see: Overpaying for the mint to make a profit, or: Not buying them. Uh, I'll pass.
banny: You want the blue sheet for slabbed prices. The gray sheet: Barber 1913P, AU = $45 (Bid) & $50 (Ask). $20 1911-D (AU-58) = $$680 Bid and...
Thanks Clinker. The background info is fun to read.
I check the dates on all of my change. always looking.
Perhaps not for the Jenkins collection, but the Eliasberg collection and some others certainly are worth a premium.
modest: It was very nice of him to start you off on your collection. Cherish them.
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What Bruce said! I agree.
Darryl: Sorry but it looks like it is NOT the S/D. Perhaps an RPM, but?
Condition rarity, and registry sets, that is why PCGS can do it.
Oh, quick call the Secret Service! LOL Just kidding. Plated, probably.
1919 D trends in good for $15, so you got a very good buy, even for an AG.
can you spell counterfeit or fake? Obviously (to me) made of copper or base metal.
It is for one of their collectors coins. High end "condition rarities" they only slab so many to keep up demand. How else does a $2 (for...
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