Or buy one of these. "This Cube Is Made From Every Collectible Element on Earth"
Depends on how much money you have, how much time you want to spend, and what you're looking for (silver or errors).
1) Buy one 2) Give it to your favorite teller 3) Take a picture of it in the teller's tray 4) Sue the pants off of Groupon 5) Profit! "Not...
Oooh... busted.
IMHO, don't tell them you're doing CRH. It is my advice to not lie, but you can "honestly" say things like "Oh, I'm looking for coins to fill one...
Nice! I've found a few War nickels, and you know, it NEVER gets old! (Sorry for the unintended pun) I love War nickels. Almost more than Buffs.
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No idea. Did you Google it yet? I found this... maybe you already knew about it......
You'll need a minotaur of course... And minotaur food... And a one-way lock... (to keep the minotaur in, but not the burgler out)
I'd buy a few from the LCS for a few months. If they aren't able to give you any "behind the counter" deals or bulk discounts, I'd go online for...
Depends how much time you have, IMHO. When I'm in a hurry, I'll do nickels because I'm not "into" Jefferson errors. I just look for War nickels...
For what price? Melt?
Here are some pictures of the coin.
Quite rightly
It is not a "generic bullion" type of purchase; it is for a specific coin from a specific dealer. Sorry again that I am making this more difficult...
Sorry. I'm buying.
With the sometimes volatile fluctuation of precious metal prices, is there any other way other than completed auctions to come up with "what is a...
How about: * counterstamps * verdigris * various off-the-shelf conservation products (to be used with caution) * how NOT to clean a coin
Why does your 1849-O AU50 show up as a "1926-S 10C"? ...and your 1851-O XF45 show up as a "1941-D 50C F15"? ...and your 1852-O AU58 Partial...
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