Quit Your Day Job to be a Coin Dealer? Not me.
Either a 58 or a 66
Time will tell . . .
Yeah, boring, but the principle is the same, is it not?
You occasionally buy a lottery ticket without knowing what it's worth, don't you? If so, then you already know the fun is in being a true speculator.
Agreed, however, and this is key . . . they should conceal the mintages and where the coins were made until after they have been bought and paid...
I'm in line with Dave on this one . . . find yourself an always-in-demand collector coin with superb appeal for the grade. Coins like the...
I don't believe that they are required to publish that information BEFORE it is released, and that is the cause of the problem. Publishing the...
You're right, of course. The problem that Congress now faces is that the Mint has for too long been the goose that laid the golden egg. They've...
I'm picking sides on this issue, and am excited. This portends the end of the Mint advertising mintage limits for upcoming releases. No more...
Thousands of eyebrows! .
Insufficient contrast between the devices and the mirrored fields . . . even the 1956 Franklin, which typically comes with much stronger contrast...
Yes, if you don't already have a lot of battle scars from coin transactions gone south on you, slow down before you lose your shirt.
Ya hadda go down that road . . . You're right, of course, but I'm just trying to keep things simple by helping the OP understand that, unless he...
If you haven't been to Cointalk before, my guess is that you are not a very experienced collector, and may have an error which, while it may be...
I prefer the NIKE motto . . . just say no.
A very crusty original example of a very low pop coin. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I'd try for a plus on that '24-S
I fear they may call it cleaned, yes.
I think XF Details on the 1810. It just looks a little unnatural to me. I agree with XF40 on the 1832.
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