valindil: Welcome.
Welsome, and YN, he said 1859. The above prices are fair. Considering that you did not show pictures for accurate grading.
Okay.
Speedy: NOW THAT WAS A LOT OF WORK! Thanks.
I will post a response in the AM, too long to do it now. But for the moment: Kick Cippoletti out. He is a pompous jerk....
He did not mean to melt them down, melt is just a valuation, like junk silcer (comon) coins. It is a common term.
You paid about normal for the Indians, assuming good grades, and 9X face for the silver, not bad.
Al: All that I meant is that it seems that the very high grades are offered for sale by those who are big companies and therefore, big...
Becky: Nice Barber dime, is it an AU-58? or possible unc?
Jim: You had me on this one, but here goes: First, R-1 does not mean that only one piece is known, it refers to the relative rarity of the die...
They sometimes do a 180 degree turn, but, eventually, turn right around and head back.
TallPaul: Thanks, I'll watch out for that!
The albums can be initially expensive, but worth the cost in the long run. Also, it is cheaper than putting them in 2 X 2's and then pulling...
That is one beautiful dollar! Too bad about the rest of the set.
Okay, guys, I heard from Ken Bressett, and it is already included in the Guide Book -- on page #220. However, he felt that "Cheerios Dollars"...
You may remember this Barber quarter that I posted in the beginning of December: On Ebay: Extremely Rare 1901-S Silver Barber Quarter KEY...
Welcome Natalie, I hope that you have a good time here!
Jim's idea is excellent, setting up a test area is good practice, and, since you know what is buried and the various depths, a good way to get to...
Okay: TreasHunt is from my metal detecting, I am a kind of Treasure Hunter, the only problem is that I have never really found treasure, sure,...
Where are the Barber coins? Oh, you said beautiful? Never mind.
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