Yeah because I doubt most keep the elevation of the Denver Mint as common knowledge amongst a few other questions that are so generic, if anyone...
How did you get $52 in silver? My calculations are actually $95.70 in actual silver value going by the price at time of me writing this post of...
I see them as "marketing" terms now for higher quality coins that aren't slapped with a professional grade already.
Just set your max bid you're willing to spend regardless, if it goes over, then move on to the next coin. The bidders hidden identity does make it...
I like this response:
Just enjoy them. Don't get them re-slabbed unless if gives you a warm fuzzy feeling of someone else slapping a grade on them for ya.
How much did you pay for it? Honestly, why waste your time. If they're all basically worthless now as they've been improperly cleaned, don't waste...
I don't sell on eBay but I believe if you're gonna auction it off, it should start out at a penny or dollar, let the crazy bidders drive the price...
Didn't you see the "Italian Job"? You don't just drop the whole load onto a dealer or person willing to melt it. You bring in small amounts at a...
I've seen several other "Penny on Dime" double denomination coins going for about $3500 starting price on eBay. I think redwin thinks he's got his...
11 cents is what I'd offer, since I can't decide whether or not it's a dime or penny. ;)
Ah come on, you know that's not true because it would be illegal for him to do so. And do we really need to see that goofy 11 cent again redwin?...
Yup, before the metal tokens that were for the uncirculated sets, they used plastic ones. The sets I break apart, I give the tokens to my 3 year...
Or just tarnished heavily. You can usually tell missing layers by looking at the side of the clad coins. Can you post a pic of the side? Is it as...
Ughh, that was weird. Double post.
I hope you didn't pay more than $30 for it. But if you like it, just enjoy it no matter.
The other exception was Roosevelt on the Dime as well, since he died in 1945 and showed up on the Dime in '46.
I think one reason is the Presidents that are currently on coinage made a significant impact or influenced our politics and government during...
I like'em, I wish the U.S. made more coins like this instead of plastering dead presidents on ours for the most part. ;)
Simply put, never if you don't need to. If it's covered in mold or mud or the like, then you can use distilled water or acetone but nothing beyond...
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