More generally: Through 1964, the Jefferson nickel, Roosevelt dime, Washington quarter and Kennedy half had their mint mark on the reverse....
It's not worth much; you should just send it to me. :) If it's a genuine 1840-O, and truly in excellent condition, it's worth quite a lot....
I'll tell you what signals the end of the bull market: YOU putting all YOUR money into it. Yours truly, Murphy
I... see. So the ancients that ratio411 was discussing must, too, have been thinking of atomic weight -- commendable of them, since most of their...
No, you said "People don't want to invest in a company that has 70 billion in cash which is earning 1.5% a year while it sits" -- after a week in...
I agree that .999 and higher purity isn't a practical consideration for monetary use, but there's at least one application where it's quite...
What, indeed? By density (g/cc): Element Density Atomic Weight Osmium 22.61 190.2 Iridium 22.56 192.2 Platinum 21.46 195.1 Rhenium...
...and that's why it went up $40 a share in the last week? :scratch: "Nobody goes there any more; it's too crowded."
If you have the knowledge and facilities to detect a fake, eBay's Buyer Protection will get you your money back. On the other hand, it does take...
I'm sure I can't answer, as I don't know Dick.
Because no seller ever loses money on a coin, and every buyer always assigns a $30 premium to a coin in a slab?
Lots of amalgams (mercury alloys) are solid at normal temperatures. You may be chewing on one right now. :) Better yet, we could address our...
How'd you manage that? According to the calculator I use, combined eBay and PayPal fees on an auction closing at $40 would be over $5.
They're all watching you. Better buy only pre-1933 gold; all contemporary bullion from the US Mint has built-in RFID for tracking. :rolleyes:...
By this reasoning, bronze is also a monetary metal, as are quite a few other base metals. All metals ever used for coinage also have non-monetary...
So, since ethics questions seem to come up with some frequency around here: is it ethical to take advantage of dealers with poor eyesight? :) I'm...
1) The bidder shows no previous history of bidding on items from this seller; therefore, there's no implication of shill bidding. The retractions...
Yah, I don't like nose piercings either, but I figure I might as well get used to them. :)
Oh, this made me wince: OMG, I've got over 100 ounces, I must be down more than 1700%!!! I'm picky about dimensional analysis.
I'm not ordinarily a big fan of the ZeroHedge site, but this closing paragraph from today's commentary caught my eye: Well, as it turns out,...
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