Aiden: Agreed on both points, I know a dealer who found a 1916/1916 double die, in a bag of junk Buffalos. He sold it for several thousand...
Aiden, my mistake I hit the $ sign and missed the caps, it is $100, not 4100.
Rarely, and it makes Coin World headlines when it does.
ah, for the good old days, unc or not.
Nope it isn't your imagination, the prices are very high, and seem to be getting higher. And a lot of the prices are taking the fun out of...
bq: I have to say that, in spite of the fact that laminations on Buffalos are common, that is one massive lamination, and quite nice.
gopher: Nice coin, and you managed to steal it at that price.
Someone will come along and say that it is a cleaned AU. :smile:
ewasherman: I use Coin Elite, a very good program and reasonable, especially if you don't get their coin values -- just enter your own values...
I'd love to go, but the airfare is too high. Good luck.
Wayne: The 1925 Patriot Half Dollar that you list is actually a Lexington-Concord Sesquicentennial half dollar. Issued for the 150th anniversary...
acanthite I keep looking at the detail in that picure and it is amazing-- Again, that is one b-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l coin. Thanks for showing it.
Zane: Congratulations, and we can only hope. Not for the hard part-- getting Parsley to listen. Good Luck.
flyers: Thanks I think that I have to join them. And thanks for the links.
Nice coins, looks like you cleaned them out, both of you.
beaultiful, but he is Q. David. I think that DQ is for Dairy Queen (as in did you DQ today?).
pink eye (conjunctivities) is common when handling a large number of paper bills.
nice coin, and not a bad price. is $34 the usual fee to conserve? do you have to submit thru a dealer?
1) Bufflao nickel replica, Type 1 2) Bust dollar. value, about melt + .50 Wholesale? melt - .50. approx. May 25, 2007 closing precious metal...
ditto!!!!!!!
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