How about the latest on Morgan Dollars including the 1964 Morgan!...
Unless I'm mistaken, the bottom one is a quarter dollar test strike. The top one is a nickel test strike.
Liberty is rollin' Dubs LOL
so, you're suggesting that the TPGs are lobbying for more of these types of issues?
and 25 of them are clad, so HUGE profit for the Mint
I agree, and I'm certainly not trying to argue. The declined cc probably happened much later in the day, after the sellout was announced. The...
I wouldn't be surprised to see availability of 50,000 sets (or more) on the latest reports
I just got my answer. He is referring to the Treasury Medal from the 1982 proof sets. NOT worth the 50¢ IMHO
I sent an email. we'll see what he responds
both sides have weaker strike, bman33
they were selling on eBay for twice issue and the prices didn't start dropping until the card got declined. and no, the Mint doesn't ask you if...
The Coin World story said that the 20,000 sets that came available did so because the transaction couldn't be completed. a.k.a. - declined credit...
I don't think it's the hits as much as the strike that gave it a 62
Had the reaction to these sets been more positive when people saw them, I believe that they'd have sold out a few days ago.
I should clarify. I would grade the coin AU-58. It also appears to have been cleaned at some point. I think that NGC graded the coin MS-63
great analogy, Bill I suck at analogies... LOL
MS-63
no. It's accurately described as where the outer case touches the inner holder. It's not attractive, but not a deal breaker for me.
Where a slab is stored is almost as important as anything else.
You're right, Doug. The internet hasn't changed the nature of people, it just placed more of them in the room with us.
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