well, you were right, it is in rough shape. But a start to a collection.
welcome, and nice comments, just keep thinking.
Okay, so my story didn't answer the question, but where did they ask anything about 'red neck'? And red neck refers to the sun burnt eck on a...
Phoenix: The only problen is that it is PCI. But, a Proof 68 (no cameo) is worth $50, Proof 68 Cameo lists at $125. The values list for deep...
squonk: Welcome, and no, it is not a proof. Better luck next time!
First, Welcome. Second, the only stupid question is the one that you know the answer to, but ask anyway. Third: I am not sure, so the question is...
Brett: I see what you are referring to, but the problem is that there should be a lot weaker strike effect to the opposite rim point. Also,...
Speedy & Zane: The marks around the words One Cent, seem to be either planchet flaws, not likely, or possible die burn. Do you agree?
zaneman is correct, per the Coin World article, and it was GREAT promotion for them (PCGS). Heck, who can't trust a company willing to put their...
Just remember that the PCGS guide is really a promotion for their service. They show high prices for THEIR slabbed coins, higher than a 'normal'...
Bruce: Okay, lets see, random buying, binge buying, having unprotected purchasing with various type coins. It sounds like we all need a special...
Windy: Welcome, and it came about because we needed a reminder of our British friends who we had recently pushed out of the country. You see...
This is one very educational thread. Why haven't we done it before?
Roy: Just kidding! He got them in 1971.
you forgot the simonize! Gotta make it REAL shiny!
I'd look for a copy of the Encyclopedia of US Coins by Breen, and sneak in a copy of the latest Cherrypickers Guide. :)
Wow, I'd go $5 for a roll of 1971 wheaties! Just kidding, Roy.
excellent description of everything on eBay.
which one?????????????????????
oh, no! Another one to go after!
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