Notes?, but not coins?
Now we are getting into some of my favorites. Anyone got a 1922-? For some reason they did not load in order. The top and bottom are the 22-D...
Here is the story; http://wcbstv.com/watercooler/pennies.traffic.ticket.2.888243.html 2 things got lost in the translation. First, they took...
This is not my best, but....
Here is my 20-S. Give me a chance and I will get the 20-D
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I think you are talking about this; "Most users ever online was 643, 03-17-2008 at 11:28 PM. " The majority (2/3 or more) of those are "guests"....
And why couldn't you - so long as you are being positive?
At those prices, I was going through at least an XF 24-D, but ours are (or were, anyway) $2.5.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!!! And good luck!
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Boss, Nice one. Leeg, sorry, Lehigh, but I like this one better.
Somehow, that does not sound like you. Think about that a minute. They are telling you what you ought to collect. REALLY?
I am going to guess that the experts are going to say that coin has seen some svdb, but it is still a nice coin.
Thanks again. Most of them do not hold up to what I have seen from you.
TY. I have a few more if you look at my album of them on my home page.
You missed the 1918.
The best place I get prices is Heritage auctions. You will get 5 price guides (numismedia and PCGS) plus what their coins really sold for.
Nope. I could open a business and only accept rice, carrots, or Russian credit cards as payment. What you are thinking of is "this note is legal...
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