I doubt it, I find it hard to find about any decent ASE proofs from all years for less than $60
I've seen better toning on petrified acidic bird poop on top of my car. :eek:
I have several sets with some of the coins rotated around. I actually fixed one, revealed and it didn't take much for a few of the coins to rotate...
Yup, you might end up paying $100 for something worth 10 cents. 10 cents can't even buy you a stick of gum nowadays.
Like the others said, poor photos and the toning is obscuring the likely true grade.
This post reminded me of my days I worked at a Toyota dealership. We had a poster that listed the msrp of a Toyota 4Runner of around 26k fully...
Environmental damage I'd say as well. I get these types in my change all the time, I put them right back out into circulation, where they belong. ;)
Yeah, I'd love to get this for my kid but don't feel the coin itself is worth the $30 price tag with $12 shipping charges. I can buy an ASE or a...
I'd say between good and very good. Perhaps G6 is what I'd grade it as, but definitely not over VG8 though, it's only got one visible letter in...
Gem BU Nickels from 1938 to present is far beyond $30 in value I think. I spent $20 or so on one nickel for my set. I'm happy with my Dansco for...
Well, in defense of taxidermist, don't take anything anyone says online personal. Words on a computer screen do not express emotion and I see...
Yup, mine too. Dated from the 9th as well. :)
Sorry, when I said Silver mint set, I meant the Silver Proof set. I figured most would know! ;)
Hmmm, seems they want to charge $12.00 for shipping as well, is lower if you spend $100 or more.
I have subscriptions to the ASE Proof's, Silver Mint sets and uncirculated mint sets, I don't even have to bother logging in to order, it's...
Not entirely true, it's easier and less painful to pull a good tooth out with some pliars and no numbing than deal with most insurance companies...
SMS it is then. ;)
25252558G? That's not fancy. Fancy would be: 25252525* :thumb:
From the shadows in it, it appears to be incuse or sunken in. My inclination tells me this is PMD (Post Mint Damage).
Well, they do retain the right to inspect packages as well. I bet most of those employers couldn't tell a rock from a fossil though? ;) Well of...
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