Douglas: You should be able to get about 10% under spot. Since you are in at $8 you will do okay. Good Luck.
Brad: I agree that both pieces are fakes. The currency should not be that type of paper, ie parchment. It is commonly used for producing replicas.
I agree, Brad, looks like a replica, esp on that 'paper'.
Mike: I agree with Zaneman, greased die. Very small premium, I have seen greased dies that were very large and stronger (less letters).
You should encounter no problems, except for price, at 25 years you bought your silver just after the peak, so you may have a loss.
Dave: Whenever possible always take the coin out of the holder before taking the picture, it will come out clearer and more accurate. As for this...
Zane: Did you get in trouble with the guys that you purchased things from, and couldn't contact to pay? Congratulations agian. Big :thumb:
same parking lot.
I really like the 1921, but the others? Not as nice.
few choices, you have to get a broken up set. I have never seen one for sale. Usually if they break up the sets, they do both parts.
First, yes they were hat high back then, due to Wall street invading the market. And, yes, they are all mirror finish, no matte strikes. Good...
How about quarters? One of the nicest quarters that I have seen in ages.
was that the real name? if so, very appropriate.
The link is ng, but it is still a great deal
sheesh!!!! No comment, but if you don't like it, send it over LOL
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