Why would you think there is a catch ? I saw them selling for $15 at the coin show Sat. Of course, once you buy from Littleton they will...
From what I saw at the coin show on Saturday, the dealers were selling them for $15.
Howdy wpatton - Welcome to the Forum !! Sorry, but no it doesn't. Yes. And you can expect most dealers to offer about 10% less than the...
No - date and mint can also play a part. You asked about a specific date and I related info for that date. Or it could be somebody asking a...
David - The doubling effect you mention occurs a lot with Proofs. It is because the coins are struck twice. Look at the picture below - you'll...
Yeah, such places exist. But it's a whole lot cheaper and easier to just sell the scrap gold to a coin dealer and buy gold bars with the money.
That's pond - not pound. Just take it to any coin dealer. Value varies with condition, circulated grades go from $50 to $170.
This is a bit of a problem too -
They are saying the coin would grade MS60 - but - it has been harshly/improperly cleaned, so it is not worth as much as another coin that would...
Don't know what to say COnder except that my information says otherwise. Even the US Treasury and the US Mint say otherwise.
If there was wouldn't we all be rich already ?
Sounds like an Austrian coin, post a pic.
That depends entirely on who is doing the grading. FB = Full Split Bands NGC - all 3 horizontal bands on the fasces must have clear and...
Apparently you figured it out ;)
Yes, almost 30 million of them.
NCS cannot repair damage. They can only remove contaminants from the surface of the coin. And if the coin previously had tape on it - you wouldn't...
Absolutely ! Counterfeit coins have been around as long coins have.
Same for them.
Numbers used to run at about 0.05% getting the 70 grade. But with changes PCGS has made recently I suspect it may be up to around 5% now.
The numbers in parenthesis indicate the mintage of Proofs.
Separate names with a comma.
