If you are just starting, that is one heck of a start. Can't wait to see the 14-D.
Bruce, Sorry, but you assume too much. Jack did not say he sold it to me and he did not. And, yes, the scratch is on the coin
I got this in the mail today. Tell me what you think. Sorry about the pics. Don't know why, but it was a @$%$%@ to photograph. The darker ones...
09-S VDB I can see 25, but I like that back. The front. I would be tempted to give a 20. 09-S I don't think I am seeing any wear. I'll go 63....
I appreciate the thought.
Were it possible, I am sure they would be doing it in China. Labor is cheap, time is cheap, a little money goes a long way - especially the...
$1000 would surprise me - a lot. I would say $1500 minimum and probably close to $2000.
Sometimes you have to look at more than just the pictures. - 1926-S - Description; Yet, this is what the bid box says after my bid; BTW, if...
Process is readily duplicated; metal is not quite as easy as you make it sound, but it can be done; duplicating each and every detail of the...
Nice 23-S. Probably 35, but I would not rule out a 40 without seeing it in hand. The 28-S, I don't think would ga any better that 30 That...
Sorry, but your answer is wrong. 2 quarters and 5 dimes make exact change for a dollar.
That is what I got, but I do not understand "the first coin to put you over" part. Pocket Change, I am very interested to learn how you got 2...
You have some nice Lincolns there. Your 09-S looks a lot like mine (posted in this thread or my albums).
I chip in my 2¢, but it does not look like any one here wants to hear it. Have fun with your loot. I know it was not my mother, at least!
The mere fact that all you had to do was to reboot your computer proves to me that the problem was not at Heritage. It is possible that it could...
14. Unless someone can show me how to get more, I will post the coins later.
You asked I gave you my best answer. Aside from that, from what you are saying, Heritage had no problems. The problem was at your computer....
It is real easy to check. Just click on "my bids" on the home page for coins and you will find out how many you bid on.
As a general rule, reds are absolutely worth more. Just as a for instance, the 1926-S MS65 RED sold for $150,000, RB for $9,000 and BR for $1750....
People who answer questions about 20 years from now are either politicians or idiots if they are not one in the same.
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