Oh, snap. That's right!
Hey, man. Don't dis the Yap Rai Stone... This is COIN. (or a "tribute token" or something like that?). I believe the people who traded these...
I was just wondering how I should have this sent after I win the auction:...
Sometimes that's all it takes.
This is my experience, too. And when selling, I've always done the same: Provide the best photos I can get, accurate and conservative...
It says "514 Years prior to (something)." My reading of Chinese characters stinks...
Why can't I find things like this? I mean other than being in the middle of North America?
"Whether silver Ikes should be included in PCGS circulation registry sets..." Perhaps it's because of the fact that all US Dollar coins made for...
Thanks for the reply. I always wonder what the reader gets out of these articles I write... The website stats have shown increasing numbers of...
oof. Trick questions. My poor brain... Anyway, congrats on finding this coin. You've got a good eye, bro.
A good number of people here seem to be interested in numismatic history, and history in general, so... I've finished writing and preparing this...
I don't have an issue with USPS, as I live in a condo (is that it?): Our mailboxes are locked, and any package not fitting in the mailbox is...
Know exactly what you mean there. I went so far as to use blank Dansco binders and pages (2X double-sided taped together) so the air-tites would...
Agreed. It seems that they could make a MUCH larger binder and fit a heck of a lot more. This makes me wonder how "sturdy" those pages are... I...
Glad to be of help. I thought a few people would like this new binder album idea. I wonder, have you ever come across such a system for...
Air-tites and albums, and air-tites IN albums has been a topic of discussion for some of us here. Just in case some of you would like to see this...
Yes, congrats on the find! Same thing has happened to me with some coins that I was looking for. This really proves the point of establishing...
This is my experience, too. Best method for NGC slabs. For PCGS: Bolt cutter, one cut, cutting into the "bubble" of the slab. Hinge open. Voila.
Wow. (People still eat at Burger King?) Guess the joke's on me: I miss out on getting silver in my change that originates from...
Band-saw? Nah. Pillow case and concrete floor. I like the idea of grading, but honestly, I really don't like ANY "slab." Even thought I have...
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