But they have a 1933 Double Eagle!! Only 1 person can claim a collection like that! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
I love the link, SQG! Thanks for posting it! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
on a serious note, if one believes that they see a second "2", (which I don't necessarily), it's not impossible. It could have come from the first...
larger supply and lower demand would mean lower prices. Both when you buy and when you sell. Now, for the hobbyist, this can be a good thing, but...
good catch, Jim!
You'd learn more than a little bit, that's for sure. Unfortunately, you might turn out crotchety and old like Doug, but that's risk worth taking. :D
That's something best left to the people who are willing to do the work and learn.
Mintages don't always dictate key dates. An example that springs to mind is the Roosevelt Dime series. The 1955 coins are the lowest mintage, but...
Mine got his. A bit late, but my recipient got it and seemed happy with it. I think that many left the thread after receiving their gifts. It...
a problem coin will always be a problem coin. A key date will always be valuable to someone, problem coin or not, but to the collector, you...
jimfan, I AM Mike from The Coin Show and NO, we will NOT do a segment on that subject for a few reasons. To name a couple, although it's a fun...
what year is that from, longnine?
is the name of this thread "I got detention" or "I need attention"?
the thing is that US Proof Sets aren't Limited Editions. They were offered to order, or better put to demand, which is quite the opposite of a...
oh, yeah and you drink every time he says "Sold out limited edition" LOL
it's definitely not a game to be entered into lightly
I do exactly the same thing, jimfan! I DVR it and watch when I want. I have as yet no empirical evidence to prove it, but doesn't storing your...
Soon we'll be auctioning this bill off!!! I can't wait!!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
there were Peace Dollars, but I'm not sure if there were seated liberty dollars
No the GSA hoard is only the coins that were in the care of the General Services Administration. Most don't realize that not all of the coins in...
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