It would still be small because of the weight and gold content. I'd forget the size factor and look at cost per ounce for 1/10, 1/4, 1/2 and 1 oz....
It sure is. You should see what it can do to a zinc penny. :)
Excessive heat to a clad coin creates exactly what you have described OP. PMD all the way.
Afraid not I think. :sorry:
Never knew a stud finder would do that. But your excitement over a 1960 nickel overwhelms me. If you found a dime I wouldn't be able to stand it. :)
That was my first thought. :)
If it's inexpensive and the seller is known to be reputable, go for it. If it's expensive, only buy graded paper.
I've never heard of them but based on BBB I would pass. There are too many other online companies that are very reputable, reliable and easy to...
Shelia, that's a very nice find, just a shame about it's condition. Keep looking. :)
3.75 million ounces! That's a lot to me but nothing in the world view. Not even a drop in the bucket!
I couldn't tell you which VAM it is but I can tell you, it's a beauty! :)
Excellent!!
That's like asking how many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop? I have no research to back my data on but I believe there...
A pinhole is called a pinhole because the hole is small, as if made by a pin, which it was. Pinholes are tiny and round and 1 pinhole can cause a...
Cancel the sale and report him. Block him from future auctions. Offer to the second highest bidder.
The "star" is how the Bureau of Engraving and Printing prints them. They are only used to replace a defective note.
Sounds like you shipped the coin. Tell him to return it and his payment will be refunded. Do not make any threats. Keep it professional. If he...
Nice find and a great error. Looks crisp too. A fairly low number star note. :)
Not to me. Too much damage.
Not a bad deal! Nice pickup.
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