One of my favorite CRH finds (which I only did briefly) is a 1932 Canadian. I have a few George the 6 collected over the years but this is the...
Yes I thought that's what this was sharing photos of detecting finds. If you want this all to yourself I will go away now.
You Tube videos about common coins being worth a gajillion dollars are a disgrace.
Why would you want to bother doing this, unless you plan on selling them to suckers which is also wrong.
Coins are not misprinted, and anything damaged intentionally like that after it leaves the mint is not an error.
Silver and 2 golds. [ATTACH]
Here's some jars of coins. The pennies I have spent $56. [ATTACH]
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I've got 2 more dollar coins that are not pictured. The last one is a nice AU James Madison [ATTACH]
I bought a proof set in 1988. Not an investment, just for fun. I think I paid $8. I have the original packaging, and the quarter has toned. The S...
I think the only coins that are a good investment are the million dollar coins. 1913 Liberty nickel, copper 1943 Lincoln (not a million) etc....
When they print the black seal, they also print those large black numbers right, which are also missing.
Looks like it has a rotated die. Even with the staples not lining up correctly.
In post 109 that doesn't even look like Lincoln. Great post!
Where's Ed Wood when you need him? If that is original luster/ color this is a fantastic piece. AU-58/MS-63. An MS straight grade is a home run as...
It's a quarter. It's worth .25 cents.
Grading companies need to be consistent. You can't say CS are damage, and then say, well it's OK on trade dollars because that's normal. I think...
Beautiful half cent and red brown Indian Head. Nice to see a half cent with original mint luster.
One time there is a silver Rosie on the shelf. So I can imagine they kept putting it in, and it kept coming out the return slot, when they finally...
It's worth 2x that if it grades MS.
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