Brian: So, now you have to compete with Ben! Good luck.
I agree, finally someone found a use for those coins, I guess that it is better than spending them as quarters.
However, on rare coins they will slab them and net grade them, even with marks and scratches, altho they do NOT not the problem on the slab.
???????? More info please, or am I just getting forgetful? Rittenhouse sounds like a great idea.
Roy: Why did you ever even click on the link? Scary stuff.
Aiden: Very interesting, thanks for the info.
Ben: Nice piece! Keep going.
consider looking elsewhere.
ritz: PCGS (and NGC) will net grade for truly scarce or rare coins, for common stuff they just body bag the piece and return it. ignore the...
The buyer paid a high price for a dateless off center. With a date, especially for current years, perhaps, but dateless, no more than $3, tops.
more of a rim touch than a real ding.
Fitz: Please read Roy's note above, and then re-read it. Unless you provide appropriate info no one will answer your question. Roy: Loved the...
lemmyk: Why not file a complaint against him and demand a refund?
so very true.
On a good day you'd probably get an unc from a TPG'er. Nice piece, Ben.
Bruce: I have found that the use of train tracks works very well. !) Wait for the train whistle 2) place set on tracks 3) DUCK! 4) Pick up...
The values are based on two simple items: 1) mintage, or supply and 2) demand. Most modern sets are common and not worth the re-sale money....
"I still don't have a Washington. What is going on here? Is there confusion between the gold Washington and the "golden" one? Is it only the...
Ed: Nice catch, perhaps they'll be worth a lot someday, or perhaps not. But, still a nice collectibel. I had read somewhere that the TPG'ers...
seaneen: Welcome to the forum.
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