Just wondering, but why would you get such a common coin graded?
I think I may prefer the 20 eagles for $20 vs my $30 in half dollars. Which has more silver?
I feel bad for the person who sold it to the bank, for sure. I hope it wasn't "grandpas" or anything. That is a fear I have with leaving my stack...
Well you can't beat buying silver at 1964 prices. I buy bullion from coin stores too. But I have never dealt with pawn shops before.
While at my local branch I asked the teller if she had any half dollars. She said a customer came in last week and gave her a couple rolls. She...
So I read that in 1933 the president recalled all the gold coins to be melted in order to help with the great depression. So I guess that means my...
Well your probably right, but to me (and my family) when it comes to this coin, price is not an issue. I want to see what the professionals think...
Thanks. So they would just slab it and not try to upsell me on the conservation huh. Ok I'll give than a ring about it. Yes I sent it in with a...
I just sent in my family heirloom, an 1882 $10 gold eagle, to PCGS for grading. My great grandmother earned it working on our family farm well...
I think I am inspired to collect world coins, those Italian coins are beautiful
I buy the engelhard old pour 10 oz bars. They are smaller bars so I feel less likely to counterfeit, they are struck with unique serial numbers,...
My Dad is still holding my great grandmother's $10 gold liberty. I guess she was bit less patriotic back then, lol
TD bank counts coins for free if you keep $100 in checking. That makes dumping half dollars so much easier. But I agree they seem to be drying up...
Lol, that too
I have found 36 silver half dollars in a box once. I have also gone more than three + boxes with nothing. I call those dud boxes. I usually pick...
Fantastic, thank you medoraman for the direction, will do.
Is there an online resource anyone can suggest to learn more about pre-1776 coins? I have been studying and buying old US coins for a few years...
I am looking to buy a 1935 S Lincoln Cent, graded or raw, in gem mint state with no distracting blemishes or marks, with original red surfaces....
Well, it is also a star note. If your not hurting for cash, I would keep it. I got one from the bank myself and added it to my star note book. So...
I see 1919. Is this all wear? A more modern cent that looks like this could be a struck through grease error, or post mint damage acid...
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