Wow, thanks for the complements, I'm happy that I helped the community! I am starting an ATB Silver Proof Quarter collection. Whenever I buy a 5...
With all that being said, are you for getting rid of the cent, and paper 1 dollar? Canada-style?...
Collectors Alliance sells coin tubes that have spacers to prevent any kind of rub. Here is a link to the one for quarters:...
Interesting tidbits of information. Was this change done mainly for the nickel or all circulating coins.
I have a perfect untouched Silver Eagle sealed in a Littleton Coin bag. If someone has the Type 2 in the Littleton bag that would be super...
This has been on my mind for a while but I never talked about it. It annoys me whenever I get one in change. This probably is an old debate but...
It seems on eBay, raw quarters are ~20 and and slabbed ~30 (PF-69). I'm trying to get a PF69 set for $50. I got outbit with 2 seconds left :(
If anyone wants to sell me the 2 coin ATB slab, I'll buy it for $40.
Well for the patient (can't stress that enough) there's always good deals. Remember back when the gold dime, quarter, and half were selling at...
Ah, I was searching for comments like this. I think you hit the nail on the head. Unless there are so many people in auto-enrollment and blindly...
Each coin (Tuskegee and Washington) is selling for about $25 on eBay. Other 99% silver ATB coins have been selling for $8-$10. Is this just...
Yes, this. It's hard to visualize it.
How much would you buy a sight-unseen (still in OGP but may have scratches on the surface or missing box or COA) set from a random year of the 90%...
There are videos here and there showing the minting process. Most (all it seems) are abbreviated and not through. Early in the process, the mint...
thanks!
Thanks for all the good technical stuff. I can’t imagine that the planchet (and I’ve always meant upsetted and any other process that is done...
There's the hammer/anvil dies and the collar. This whole post makes the assumption that the collar is a bit larger than the planchet to allow...
Yup yup...makes sense so the "missing" silver reed just flowed into the minted coin elsewhere. Small enough to make no visual difference.
US mint states both types weight 31.103g. Is the missing reed under 0.0001g? Is the weight difference within the tolerance? Iw the missing...
It's ok, thanks for looking into it. I don't even remember he correction is was minor. Plus I don't think someone is going to update that website.
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