If it's sentimental to you, that likely means you'll never be selling it right? If that's the case, why get it slabbed? Is that gonna give you a...
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=missing+layer+quarter&_sacat=524&_odkw=&_osacat=524&_trksid=p3286.c0.m270.l1313 These seem to go in around...
If the pawn shop guy wants a 40% silver clad kennedy with a hole in it for a memory he had of one his mother gave him, I'd imagine he could just...
Yup, that's a missing layer. I have a statehood quarter missing it's obverse layer just like yours.
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48 bucks from a dealer is a good deal, should have taken it, that's only 2 bucks each under spot, some go much lower.
When the apocalypse occurs, the most precious items you can own is: A) A gun B) Bullets for your gun C) A can opener for all the canned goods...
I ordered like the day after or so they went on sale. Got them within a week. I think most of the delay is likely more orders started pouring in,...
Zero value to me as a collector. Just all depends on who's buying it.
March 7th, 2012 @ 10:30 AM CST
We'll see them when snickers cost $25. ;)
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Might be a headache but it's recoverable though. Lose or have that $500 bill stolen, see if the bank replaces it for you! ;) Secure your bank...
I guess I should actually read page 2 before guessing. ;)
78 and 1951
Actually it's pretty accurate. Before the internet and the wired transfer capabilities, transactions were handled with larger denominated bills so...
I'd say gold and then silver. If you can't afford gold, go with silver bars or bullion. Those two will likely always be easier to resell over the...
That was my thinking, I'd rather buy a couple 1 ounce silver bullion for that price.
I go with Dansco or Whitman.
Seems you can't buy directly from the mint.ca website any longer, says you must call. From one reviewer within the reviews (which the person gave...
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