Delmer: I totally agree, the teller was wrong, especially the attitude.
Now, that I can agree with!
I agree, collecting for 30 years? Collecting what? It couldn't be coins. I'm just glad that he spent a lot of money to list this stupid lot.
Hooray!!!!!
cfdmike: If you are referring to the O-114, R-5, then no it is not. If you compare the positioning of the P of "Pluribus" with the S of "States"...
Probably not, see the article from Leadfoot above. A very interesting read. Thanks, Leadfoot.
How about: 1995 Special Olympics-- Altho it shows Eunice Shriver. 1996 Paraolympics $
Pennybids: Okay, here is where I am confused: 1) You say: "Sell me your coins for a good price." 2) then you say: "Send me your coins. " Here...
Cloudsweeper: Just for fun, see if they have the 1947 reprinted edition of the Red Book. Really neat, it is an exact reprint of the...
Good luck.
you answered yourself, he is an outlaw. wait-- HE FOUND IT!!!!!!!????????????
Bone: What machine are you using, currently have the White's DFX. Previously the XLT (I still have one). I prefer Whites machines but there are...
Ben: Not that I am an expert, but-- I have a tone of these, and Buffalos, and other mystery stuff. Copper can be soaked in olive oil and the crud...
Beau sorry, the cheek has too much action for better than a 62.
Actually, the teller who gave you the coins was very wrong. She had NO right to touch another teller's drawer (even tho in plain sight). That is...
okay, it is obvious that you guys have never tried to 'restore' a V-nickel that was buried. Metal detectorists do it, at least try to do it. I...
Ryan: Unless it has been brillo'd to death it is well worth that price. Congrats. And enjoy.
I don't have one and I wouldn't break $50 for it. Perhaps less.
I wouldn't go by Amazon. They were also selling 1999 spiral guide books for $200.
steve: You were very fair with her.
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