Well, don't dispair, Eric has been wrong before.
Someday after today. :smile:
bama: Two great points: 1) With the change in designation to the new description, these slabs will be marketed as "rare early slabs" with a "no...
I would have to agree with Mike, an XF 40 or 45. There dosen't appear to be any luster left, and an AU has to have some. Still, a very nice...
Mike: First, congratulations on getting a 1921 Peace dollar. This is my favorite design for the set. Secnd, why spend the money to have it...
Compare any date to the 1921 Peace dollar, use similar grades and you will realize what mushy means. The original design was beautiful and all...
Aiden: The 1921 dollars were struck to replace the silver that was melted during WW I for the war effort. The Pittman Act required the melting of...
Pupa: If you knew that it was a Proof 70 (which you did not mention) and that it was listed at $1700, then why, after not leaving the full...
Oh, no, what am I going to do with ten million "RARE" first day slabs? There goes my retirement!
As a result of injuries suffered during the Crimean War, a naval veteran entered the remberence without realizing that Americans have absolutely...
Did she try dipping you in acetone?
Scotty: BUY THE 1885 & 1886 V-Nickels!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Punt the others. Case closed. That one was easy. Sorry guys, but I am tired of these...
Heck, yeah, how do you know that the bag isn't full of slugs? Also, I'd be interested in helping sort dates!!!!!!! :smile:
Jim: Nice token, I found one like it years ago, with my metal detector. Now, if I could only find it.
Vroomer: "The Central California Hoard" love it, and it would increase the value 10,000 percent.
Sure, they'll probably have a party, why not, the taxpayers pay for it.
They most probably dip those coins. Also, in an attempt to moderate the above disagreement before it gets any worse, I do NOT have any degrees...
Clemson: Welcome, and the date is worn off, it appears to be a type II Buffalo, no date worth about 15 to 20 cents.
Kigna: It all depends upon grade. The Guide Book lists the 1906 (VF) at $18 1904 (VF) at $85 1907 VF at $6 1908 (S) VF$6 1909 (S) VF$7 Naturally...
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