I'm currently piecing together a Jefferson set, from '38 to present. My kicker is, every single coin must have at least a couple of steps or Full...
Looks like the many number of rusty special washers I have lying around my garage. ;)
Oh I know, if you collect them, don't let me stop you from buying them. I don't collect them, I just use the information inside of them that they...
Worth a million dollars too right? :thumb:
Modern Commemorative's in my opinion are more for the collector and not for the investor. Buy it because you like it, don't expect to make money...
$40 for coins or $40 bucks is all you have in general? Because if you're truly broke, I'd say spending the only money you currently have on coins...
Also true, to each their own I suppose. If I skip on buying one for 4-5 years, I can apply that $60-$75 to more coins instead. ;)
I think paying for expedited shipping is a waste. You'll get it no matter, why pay extra to get it a few days earlier when you'll end up with it...
You should only have to buy a Red Book every 4-5 years or even longer. The only thing you'll get out of the new one each year is the new mintage...
Yup and it's pretty obvious as well when you come across them. :)
Most certainly and most holders do not prevent toning. I pull older uncirculated coins from their cello mint packaging all the time having the...
Oh and I buy from the Mint, never had any issues either, been buying from them for years. I usually get these each year: 1 x ASE Proof 2 x...
They're shiny! I'm part raccoon I think! ;)
Well, I never said the questions were dumb, I asked why worry and bother asking such questions when the OP actually stated they don't bother with...
There's the winning comment. If you're not really into collecting modern coins, then why bother with worrying about what the Mint has to offer...
Not necessarily true for those that hoarded them likely at face value, held onto them for 30+ years and are now selling these at $10-$20 each,...
I think both go for about the $90-$100 range.
Different series. I believe the first link is the Series I and the second one is the Series II.
Definitely leave it as is. That crack is on the side, if it was on the front or back of the slab prohibiting view to the coin, then it'd be a...
I like the more details in B but after looking more, I'd opt for A without the damage. But I'd agree with joewhite73, keep looking, don't settle...
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