I once asked the following trivia question right here on Coin Talk - In what country & when did the first currency originate ? ( For the...
I used the word for one reason - this comment of yours Not gonna be any. I've pretty much said everything I have to say. We shall just have...
Depends, did it look like this one or the second one ?
The age of a coin has absolutely nothing to do with what it is worth.
No, it doesn't always. There are some times that it does, but there are those when it doesn't as well. This coin is not worth what it would...
I think you need to soak the coin in pure acetone though, it appears to have some PVC contamination and that will only damage the coin even more.
DOH ! :o Should have paid closer attention, was not my intention. I was just rushing :o
You bet they do. Dell has bene trying, unsuccessfully for years to get sanctions against them for copying their computers. It's never even slowed...
You can find quite a few by using the links you find here - Counterfeits
LOL ! I've been waiting for you to show up Mike. You can have 47 degrees, doesn't really mean much. The law is the law, and the law says "with...
They did. The ASE alone was up to $5k at one time.
But Cloud - no dealer anywhere at any time pays full spot price or above. So by your definition, there never is and never will be a fair price....
And did they all convert grams to Troy ounces ?
To a degree that is true. But there are quite a few other reasons as well. More on that later. You mean kinda like this one ? [IMG]...
Charmy I'm in the same boat you are. I can't get ahold of him either.
No. Yes.
Seems to me that I read an article in Coin World some time ago that explained why. It's because they are all burnished.
Cloud - it's no that I disagree with you about what is going to happen with the price of silver. It's that I don't "know" what is going to happen...
Problem is, nobody else does either. There are no sure things when it comes to money or investments. It's always a gamble, it always has risks.
Neither of the coins you pictured is a Proof. Yes, they both have the S mint mark, but both are type 1. It is the type II that is valuable. Both...
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