I prefer White's. Altho, Bounty Hunter is okay. To each his own.
Sorry, but I don't like them.
a 2007 coin toned like that? Gimme a break. Punt!
I wish that I could say that!
nice piece.
I don't feel that way, but the TPG'ers do. I have several Barber dimes & quarters that are easy AU-58's, barely a rub, but slabbed (and bought...
DeOrc: Thanks for the comments, as I was reading this thread I wondered it I was the only one who was thinking this. He may be defacing the...
the reverse is a die chip, and there is a nominal additional value for the coin, if you can find a collector.
Roy: I see the area that you are talking about, but it looks like damage to me. Shouldn't chopmarks be clear shapes? Even if I/we cannot...
XF, no luster unless you count the cleaning.
V-E-R-Y Nice!
Spock: What was the lot #, just for fun we could all ask for a picture. Drive him nuts. (Sometimes we just have to have fun.)
Okay, Roy, I concede, I looked a lot closer. The only question is why? To make $10 to $15 on a piece? The only way that it makes sense is...
Sure, Chicago should be good. The older the area the better for old coins. Good luck! Let us know how you do.
nice buy, keep going. I'm still looking for a nice 1923 S, I have one but it may be a fake, still, nice piece. I also paid for it as a fake, so,...
Are those hairlines on the coin, to the right of the obverse? I agree, not a cameo.
I collect coin related exonumia. For example: The Guide Book of US Coins" from 1947, plus all special editions. The Star Encyclopedia, by Max...
clembo: Nice reply to those idiots. I, also, hope that his camel mates with an unmentionable creature. Just a bunch of losers.
fineish sounds like an accurate grade. (is that fineish 12 or fineish 15?)
Miost likely 1996, with some greae on the date. Not likely a fake. Just MHO.
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