Bruce: Actually, I am waiting for mine, my dealer has been asleep. Do you have an extra? of each?
Darn, I only bid: $3,869,500! Just missed By the way what is IIRC?
December 03 2017, Sunday! Anniversary of your joining the CT site!
Funny, but the link still shows no sale!
Apparently it didn't sell: OT #: 1599 ITEM: 1913 5C Liberty Head nickel. GRADE: PR 66 (PCGS) STARTING BID: $3,220,000.00...
I still like them, so, I guess that I'm crusty!
My bid is in, watch for Treashunt! (yeah, right!)
Strange, but all of the links are gone, and the lot #'s are not working? I guess that they found out that you were watching?
Nah, better to have them in the orginal boxes and with the papers, the slabbing will probably be more than you'll make.
zaneman: There were two issues, the regular one and one in leather, limited to #500 pieces, already sold out.
Ben: Another nice one, that die clash must have been massive when first struck for it to still show at this late grade! Strange that it isn't...
Darn, I missed again, okay, can I have another guess? Okay, here goes............ um............thinking.......... Uh.........AU-55?
Ben: For $55! Wow, by today's standards you stole that one! Seriously, still a nice coin.
Clinker is back, and it didn't take long. Thanks.
Sheesh, never mind! (Oh, and what was your social security number again? -- Just kidding, but still, forget everything that I said.)\
Kari: That is one of many Bryant dollars, there are a number of varieties. Post a photo and someone, if not me, will check it out.
Right, that's why AU-58, looks like a rub more than anything else.
Yup, saw that story post deleted, by me.
Ben: Nice piece, I give you credit, I have a hard time Overton'ing the late dates. (I'll bet you never saw that as a verb before.) Still, AU-55.
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