It got you to open it, didn't it?
everything that Speedy said. :thumb:
both of them. Just not the ones advertised for sale.
The real ones (read: old, original) are valuable. The new ones (read: replica coins & junk) are trinkets.
Thanks, Clinker, as usual.
Wow! That was some deal! But, I am talking about the quarter. The normal position is to the right, above the D. The scarcer variety is the...
By the way, that is a great coin! Hopefully you managed to cherrypick it!
Steve: Welcome, and it refers to the Cherrypicker's Guide (Fivaz & Stanton) The FS # is the listing number in the current volume #1 of the...
Or the square root.
Speedy: Why not start a new posting for info on your new site? Frank
Ben: "Yes Sir, the one distasteful aspect of modern coin collecting are the thin skinned poindexters who will file a lawsuit at the drop of a...
HSN was supposed to dump these guys, but, then many dealers wold have no place to sell their junk.
rono: There are a great many sleepers, in just about every series. Although not cheap, I still think that the 1922 (plain) Lincoln cent in VF...
Ngc Ms-64
Clembo: "and might I add the 15-S. Tough to locate as well as the 1909-O." Nice, it is obvious that you know what you are talking about. The...
Too many pull tabs for me.
"Just a few potentials I might add to your list. 1912-S Liberty Nickel (mintage 238,000) 1885 Liberty Nickel (the key and always going up)...
Rono: It does seem that you have spent a lot of time thinking about this. (Especially considering the comment about your wife's funds-- smart...
That's the ANA show.
Captain: Time to get out!
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