Sure, every coin is different. Certainly every 68 or 69 is unique -- but if you've got two 69s, one with a miniscule frost break on a device and...
The brine that they form is what we spray on the roads around here (NC) when we're expecting ice or snow. I can't imagine it being terribly...
If all eBay users were rational actors, and they all had perfect knowledge of each lot, it wouldn't matter whether you sniped or placed your bid...
Raising the fare from $2.25 to $2.50 seems like a great idea. That way when I pay with a quarter-eagle I won't have to collect change.
That's me, too. I have a few low-grade Barbers that are worth $100 or more, and I've put them into albums without a qualm. On the other hand, I...
It's worse than that -- not only do you give others time to reconsider, but you give them time to probe your bid, by making a higher bid and then...
Yep. Sniping is great for bidders, because it discourages emotional overbidding, and lets you conceal the value you see in the lot. In fact, it...
Well, you're not supposed to handle the proof...
Ya know, Detecto, I've been stepping up occasionally to defend you from the people who regularly pick on you. But you're really not making it any...
By 1965, the speculation had been replaced by cold, hard facts -- or, at least, there was no more asterisk. 1949-S: 15.00 1950-S: 12.25...
Or people decide to charge a little more for them.
You're still thinking of the price guide as something that sets the price of coins. It doesn't; it reports coin prices. You're reversing cause and...
I think the "no listing fee" policy on eBay is a terrible idea. It removes any disincentive for people to do what you describe. If it cost...
Certainly looks like a retained strike-through to me, but I don't know whether it would add value.
Ya know, I have to think that any casino taking people's money for a chance at silver dollars, then dispensing fake base-metal or...
Not to be Debby Downer, but in '04, melt would've been closer to $5 each. If you were just out to win silver, you'd still have gotten a better...
This is fascinating. I got a survey, too -- but mine was proposing a reverse proof Buffalo that would replace the standard issue, at a price of...
Wow, that looks like one remarkably stupid shill.
Nah, if they're going to do 1-oz, make it .999 silver. I'd find high-relief issues of these awfully hard to resist.
Why do that? Go ahead and report him. You owe him nothing, and you benefit no one except cheaters by failing to report them. If I got that sort...
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