Nice, now how do we get them from the bank?
Douglas: I understand about the washers, but in NY we are now told NOT to put account numbers on the rolls because of identity theft. And, I...
Badger, I'm not a big fan of modern die cracks, but that is one very nice piece! Good catch.
Ben: And I have a PC, so they shouldn't be prejudiced, but you guys do have those mean TV ads...where you beat us up.
Obviously the 09VDB is added to the lot, as was the random S-VDB, But, still, save your money. I guess that I am not a gambler.
Dime: Hey, let us know who it is, any seller who is that honest deserves our business. At least, let us know when you get the coin. Congrats for...
And that is the problem with scans, as opposed to photos. A great deal of the detail that is needed to determine condition is lost. Also,...
Dreamer: That was great, and a true comment about those bogus labels. :thumb:
And, I still don't get spell check! I wonder why?
Ihave never seen one, except for the 'estimates' that always seem to be exact, however, have you ever noticed that they are always in round...
Dime: Well, the concensus is: RETURN IT!
Speedy: ? ? ? ? Didn't you realize that he was kidding? If there is a date of BC it has to be fake! How can you know that the date is...
Just Carls' advise is very sound. I usually ask: "So, what is the non-tourist price?" Or: 'How much is it on the sheet?' The dealer knows...
I use time, eventually I figure that my kids will sell my stuff and someone else will open the slabs.
Uh, how did you find out? Uh, I mean.... just kidding Mr. FBI, Mr. Secret Service Man. Um, what coin?
Man that original coin was beautiful! Too bad about the one that you got!
Okay, how can anyone answer this poll? A poll is taken with a choice of options concerning one subject. This poll is all over the place.
PNG lists what they feel like listing, they are no better than the ANA, And the ANA will do anything for a buck.
Mikjo0 Yes, you are correct, I stopped before I was finished, or, whatever.. New slab= Problem free Old style slab, new insert= problem coin
A 'spooned' coin. It happens when you strike the rim with a spoon, to try to make a ring, when flattened, you make a hole in the center.
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