Precisely. You're not reading what the law actually says Owle. You can cut up a coin or bill, you take a piece of sandpaper to a coin and sand it...
Crack it out and keep it for bullion.
The $3 gold is worth about $375 and the French gold is worth about $340.
Because the law isn't being broken in the way that you think it is.
There was a study done and the results published in Coin World some years ago where the conclusion was that pop figures can reasonably be expected...
You won't find this coin listed in any book, anywhere. But yet I used to own 2 of them, and a friend still owns a 3rd example. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
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George, when you're ready I got a bridge I want to sell.
Heritage no longer lists the pops for PCGS. I first noticed it a few weeks ago. They still give you the NGC pops though. I have pop figures for a...
That's not exactly true Owle. Ultra-sonic cleaners will most definitely harm coins. Let alone the detergent. There's basically 3 things you can...
Carter - if you don't know anything about what your investing in then you should not be investing in it, no matter what IT is. But that is...
OK, thanks. While I agree that the coin may indeed be a fake, I really can't see anything that indicates that it is. But the coin is common...
Krispy have you got a link to all of this info you're talking about ?
I dunno Christian. I probably know more about ducats than all but a handful of people on the planet, but I can assure you that there are plenty of...
Yes and in the other thread you had to change your mind.
I'm not going with anything in your example because your example is invalid. And if you don't understand why it's invalid, then you really need to...
That's not so. There is nothing wrong cleaning a coin. There is most definitely something wrong with harshly cleaning a coin. There are millions...
Most dealers sell probably 80% or more of all the coins they buy to another dealer. And yes, that especially includes the common, every day stuff.
Yes even all US gold. It covers all US coins, even the modern stuff and bullion. And they do it that way so you have to buy more than just 1...
As I said before, mintage often has nothing to do with rarity. There could have been 2 million of a coin minted, but if 1,999,990 of those were...
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