I recently spent several evenings and many hours putting most of my world coins in 2X2's and sorting them by continent and country. And I didn't...
I have to agree. Yes, the prices are not accurate, but there is alot of usefull info for the beginner. I use it too, as not so much of a newb....
Thats interesting. But if it was the dealer's grading company he could just slab the wrong coin himself. No tampering would be neccessary. lol.
No, I see what you mean now. Thanks.
So coins have been issued by about 500 different countries/states in the 20th century alone?
Again, I was about to ask the same thing. No one is asking for the dealer's name. Just what kind of slab it was.
I think 55, maybe 58, is exactly right.
How many are listed in the front of the Krause book?
We're talking about the slab that Carl mentioned in his post above. Not the one in the pics from the first post of this thread.
I was just about to ask him that! :)
Looks like a normal slab to me too.
I only have 70 countries. But trying to get coins from as many different countries as I can is something that I just recently started as a project...
Thanks. It looks like these were selling for alot more between '04 and '06 than they are now. Hype from the westward journey nickels maybe?
Its not FS.
Anyone?
They're definitely a collectable. I don't know how much of a marker there is for them. I'm sure Treashunt knows, because he wrote the book on...
I have a 1953-S Jefferson graded MS66 by NGC. I checked out Heritage to see what they sell for, and apparently it is worth more than I thought....
You're so right. So many people are very quick to want to hang everyone. Not all crimes deserve the death penalty. ...In this case however, if...
Thank you! His story is pretty incredible.
Thanks for posting that. If I was at home right now I would post my Jackie Robinson commem.
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