Has anyone noticed that eBay now posts the sellers feedback ratings along with the listings? Example: 1234 and a percentage? This way you know...
1993 Bill of rights: $317 in unc. Proof: $300. This is current trends from Coin World.
ike: Wonderful finds! Far better than I have done in ages.
Badger: Buffalos: short set 1934- 1938 Jeffs: War Nick set. 1942-1945 Roosies: 1946- 1964 I am sure that there are others.
Indians, no doubt, but I have both. High grade Indians are very attractive, and add the Flying eagles to the bunch and you have a heck of a...
Even $1 US golds that were used in jewelry sell for about $90. Silly price, but I guess that the dealers get the money.
samjimmy: Didn't you notice the damage before opening the envelope? Nah, I wouldn't have either, but that is what they'll ask. Good luck...
Blaire: welcome to the forum.
CDJ: Welcome to the forum, nice first posting. I'll try it later.
Current Coin World buy price is $1.50 each for silver certificates. The $2 (bicentennial) is $3.25 if crisp.
Darryl: Never question someone named Frank. I agree, Frank
You are asking for an answer to an impossible question: 'less expensive "old" US gold..and am putting together a "cheap as I can" set of many of...
taurus: Great piece, I have one and love it. Now for the bad news, perhaps (!) the green crud (verdigris) can be removed with acetone, but most...
Bad, eBay, Bad! Send them to bed without dinner. Really, contact them.
First, considering that it is a metal detecting coin, you mentioned underground, so I took a leap of logic, you can't hurt it much more than it...
They periodically run specials, next time it may be on Morgan dollars.
But, I should add, that states quarters are usually available, even in rolls.
It depends upon how huch touching and how circ the con is. No trying to be funny, but if you simply pick it up to examine it, probably nothing....
Coin world advertises them.
It is hard to answer your poll, since several could be checked and still be valid answers, examples: Prices will level? I assume that you bean...
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