None were for more than face value. (Including postage).
Twiggs: Sorry, but tops: 50 cents.
"How ebay flirts with fraud" Should be changed to "How eBay aids fraud".
p91: The top one may be silver, check the mark on the back near the bottom right. The other is just pot metal, I believe. No big value either...
Heritage did a very nice job showing the piece!
Why did you net grade it? Is there a problem with the piece that you saw? Just asking.
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Nice probably XF = $1100. Net = f= $500 Not much difference, VF= $550. (Coin World Coin Values, July, 2007).
cc: use a loop there may be a VDB under there.
damage from a coin counting machine. Common damage. Sorry.
Henry: Coin World, "Coin Values" July, 2007.
also, try soaking in olive oil. It takes a long time, but I have seen some good results with it . (long time = months).
Beau: This looks so familiar. Obverse has some bagginess, but I still think unc. Perhaps MS-60 or 60+
Ben: Nice pick up. IMHO: O-106, R-2 (sorry about that). The diagnostic "several lines extend into the crossbars" appear to be there. Also, the...
Market up= Coins up. April 15th = Market down, coins are down. Gold is HOT! Coins are hot. And so it usually goes, unless I buy, then they go down.
beau: That is a loaded question. 1) How cleaned are they? dipped or polished with an eraser. 2) How scarce are they? Key dates? common= junk...
It is NOT illegal, as long as you pay for them. Interesting thought, tho.
No it isn't worth all that work for a nickel, but gold rings read as nickels. So, sometimes it is worth it.
Tommy: Good luck!!!! I may be there, but I doubt that they let the 'rift-raft' look at their coins.
actually somewhere between VF & XF. Variety: 1/000 VF= $700. (retail) However, I am not an expert on these but I do enjoy them. Very nice...
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