Yeah but I think what we're trying to say is, you're sending coins likely worth about $30 or so, maybe less even and spending another $5-$17 just...
Exactly what I am trying to tell you. ;)
Also, since they were not graded or apparently slabbed to be sent/shipped, he could claim he did not receive goods as they advertised. I'm 100%...
If the noticeable scratch was already there though without wiping it, I doubt they would notice unless they have before up close very detailed...
Can I guess with Unix Time to get it down to the actual second in my guess to make it more accurate? ;)
Were they professionally graded or is that just how they were advertised? I'd say return them if they came with a very noticeable scratch on them,...
I figured EF40 or so at most, not EF45 or XF45 as you say. An EF45 would be a Choice Extremely Fine with possibly some mint luster showing as...
1917-D as XF45? I know the pictures aren't great but seems to me there's too much wear on the cheekbone and chin to be XF grade, that's why I said...
Let's get real people, I doubt it will happen since I don't see the politicians using dollar coins themselves to stick in the strippers thong at...
You probably didn't cause much damage unless you rubbed with a lot of extra force. You wouldn't likely notice unless you got out a magnifying...
Hard to tell all details from pics but I'd say the 1909 looks sharp (better than the one I have which is about a VF condition), I'd guess maybe EF...
Train tracks was the best way to flatten a coin and fun too! ;)
I'd agree about the price guides, use them just as they are, a guide to get an idea of a possible going price for the item. But use your own...
To the people and merchants who don't collect, this is nothing but a quarter to them. Most of the pre-64 quarters I have were found in change, but...
Well, given the Title of the auction starts with "Replica..." as well... ;)
I got a good to fine 1902 IHC on ebay not too long ago for 49 cents along with the cost of the stamp for shipping. Just have to be picky and...
You can use your bullion to throw at them then. ;)
Russia sold most of it's nuclear arsenal for the price of some BMW's is the rumor and if anyone thinks China is gonna attack us, that'd just be...
That's the point for some by investing in silver or gold bullion, it's not the coins they're after but the silver content in hopes that it only...
Poor analogy since the Treasury Department is not a stockholder of the U.S. Mint which is also not a corporation. The Mint is a government subsidy...
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