About the same as it for any other modern commemorative - anywhere from down 100% to up to infinity and beyond. Now as for what is probable -...
Not in a million years. I numbers I gave you are pretty accurate.
Pretty much the same thing collectors collect today - the coins of yesterday and the coins of today. Coin collecting has been around pretty...
Best thing to do is to decide on your strategy before you make purchases. Then you don't have to worry about upgrading later on. The problem with...
With the slab being that old I wouldn't be surprised. See if you can find out when they started using the cam/dcam designation Mike. I'm...
Yeah I would agree. I was going by his book and he's changed a lot of things with his updates. I was thinking it was the one he used to list as #6.
Not really, same coin in ANACS slab gradeed as F15 and damaged sells for about $50.
Probably about $50.
I'd say more along the lines of XF and scratched. Value about $80.
Well kanga I'd agree with you on the VF. But the TPG's would say XF. Regardless of that I'd expect $50 - $60 for that coin.
Tell ya what Tom, you go right ahead and put xylene in microwave - then stand there and watch it. If you're still alive afterwards, I...
You do that by carefully choosing who is going to be your Trustee. And then you choose successor Trustees if something should happen to the first...
Can you please define consistent for me ? To me consistent means that if they grade a coin AU58 in 2002 when the coin is worth say $900 - that...
Thank you. I guess I shouldn't let it bother me, but when you get told time after time - you post too much you don't post enough you...
Possible because I can't confirm the timing. But that is an older slab. If I am correct from around 2001, Conder would definitely be the one to...
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We get posts with inheritance questions all the time. Sometimes we just get more than others. Nothing out of the ordinary.
Not at all.
Never used them myself, but I have seen reports that even using just water the coin can come out pitted. Now it may be time, it may be water...
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