You gotta love a good Franklin. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Wish I had one just like that in my copper collection.
In my area, yes, very much so.
It’s everything. LCS has a lack of stock of decent coins as well. Junk silver is hard to find and unaffordable when you do.
You’re doing just fine. So you make a few mistakes, big deal, we all do.
Someone sure spent some time and effort to ruin that coin. It’s just damaged. Welcome to CT.
Just protect it but not worth the cost to grade it. Welcome to CT.
Not an over date at all. Please soak the crud off as that is a one nice lamination error.
Welcome to CT.
I took a watch to my local jeweler to have them replace the battery for my mother in law. He’s always had coins so I asked as I didn’t see any....
He obviously held you in high regards. Those items are more for their sentimental value than anything else.
No memory loss except for what I bought. Just too many hours spent at work which provided lots of extra money and no time to open those items...
That makes 2 of using. Lol but as I continue to find them I’ll post them. :)
Ha, a lot less than today’s price. I think it was $15.00 per ounce.
A very nice 1955 Franklin Half, PCGS graded as a MS-64 FBL. It’s so hard to capture the reverse bell lines with a cell but I think this shows more...
You are so correct in the total lack of imagination US coin designers have today. I have a number of other notes like this one, some exciting and...
I opened a small box and discovered that I had purchased a full tube of 20 of these six years ago. Who wouldn’t like to find 20 ounces of silver?...
I think that was the Odd Couple.
In some aspects it’s better than the grumpy movies. Bret Spiner, Data for Star Trek the Next Generation is also in it and he’s excellent. I also...
Please check them out very carefully with the known doubling that exist on this date. Some are cheap and others are into three digits.
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