Its name aside, nickels are 3/4 copper, and you don't have to squint at the date. Unlike cents, all nickels are and were 75% copper. So, knock...
I was talking about Pre-82 copper cents. People do hoard them, in anticipation to a payoff.
I don't remember the 25% profit, but I know there are those now who hoard copper cents in the hundreds of thousands, hoping to capitalize on the...
I am on the fence about picking up cents, mostly because of my metal detecting experience. Its no fun going to the trouble of digging up a...
I can see there would be abuses to the plan too. Back in the day, I do remember banks giving (silver) halves for 49 cents in cents. A 2 percent...
There are other factors in play besides just the melt value. If cents did become marginally profitable, the vast numbers of them out there, being...
Half dollars are only minted for collector sales now, not circulation. Been awhile too. So banks rarely have any.
What exactly was the point, or points of law decided? I would like the facts. Kind of unseemly to smear the family long after the principals are dead.
I have never noticed any particular smell from the plastic boxes. They do not seem to have affected the ammo in any way, and as Truble points out,...
I dunno. I like the smell of gun oil......and money!
Toss a couple of those air dryer things in. Yo can also get ammo boxes made of plastic, which will not rust. I used my boxes for actual ammo, but...
Did you spend the whole hundred? Was it worth it?
I found a 1959D silver Rosie in my change recently, and awhile before that, a 1938 Jeff nickel. Sometimes, you get lucky.
The current cent does cost about 1.5 cents to make, but that includes labor, etc. Its value is still less than a cent for its metal content....
True, a great many problem coins are high grade, but not pretty. Old copper gets crud on it, silver oxidizes. Make it pretty and flashy, and...
Saw a whizzed dollar on ebay once, and it was clear and obvious. You could see the polish lines, and the curve in them. In spite of this, the...
My best guess is that it is a fake, but one made long ago, contemporary with the real ones. My first thought was, "Wow, $5 is a lot for a food...
Split because they have no store. So locals have no special access. They are primarily an internet seller.
Paddy has it right. No walk-in store, so you cant see the coins in hand, even if you live nearby, because I visited them. Unfortunately, REAL...
Why the hostility and insults? ie, troll, 8 year old? Its a simple newbie question.
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