Looking at the pictures in the OP, it definitely wasn't scanned since the coin is clearly tilted back during the picture taking process.
I'd say the majority of people, especially younger people are no longer even carrying cash, not when their debit card is accepted virtually...
I'm never in a rush to get whatever I order from the mint. Paying higher shipping costs just so I can have a day or two sooner is just absurd to...
Likely since they are subscription based, they don't want people circulating them around for free. I don't subscribe but I'd imagine if you pay...
Actually from the looks of them, they already come in PDF format. iPad has browser, no need to download and then transfer to iPad, why not just...
There are plenty of programs to not actually print but turn it into a PDF instead of printing. Why not do that, then you can read the PDF on your...
I'd likely buy a half ouncer as I don't have any desire to buy the 5 ouncers.
The OP didn't mention the Red Book though, but rather the March 2012 Coins Magazine. ;) Looks like a nice coin, just make sure you inspect it...
But say you had this coin, would you post in your auction that it's post mint damage or not? Would you just not mention it to try and fool...
Buyer has penny with damage on it, seller gets offer for penny. Seller then comes to CT to find more about his penny, finds out it's worthless and...
It's possibly but why would you want that? You'd take a coin worth 50 cents and practically cause damage to it that makes it worthless.
Oh I certainly know they're not always problem free. Just have better chances of less problems from an uncirculated set most of the time. Yeah, if...
In my opinion, no. Doesn't give it any added value either. Likely wouldn't ding any value from it as well, perhaps only if professionally graded...
This reminded me of the book "Proofiness: The Dark Arts of Mathematical Deception". It's a good read, I recommend it. :)
Seller only has 95% feedback, I would have skipped it because of their feedback alone.
Wow, you know it's worthless but still willing to sell it for $600.00? edited
People like to experiment, especially kids.
Hmm, maybe I remember wrong and it was London instead of NY. But I did find an article from August talking about the dilemma of how he was going...
You got links to those sources, last article I read which was just a few months ago mentioned all of his gold was still in NY. I'm trying to dig...
Calling someone an idiot directly would be rude, but describing a statement as an oxymoron (oxymoronic is the right grammar used in rickmp's use...
Separate names with a comma.
