Spock: Hopefully you got out okay. I never touch those sites, they are mostly come-ons, and I don't believe that they are legit.
Mike: Great fun, wasn't it. Did you manage to get anything for yourself?
Cody: I am sorry for your experience, but there are jerks in all walks of life. Forget him, and never do business there again. Eventually others...
Penny: The first photo shows mainly strike doubling, or Longacre doubling for this coin. Common, no added value.
Twiggs: I agree with Jody, too often we go all out to help a 'newbie' and we never hear from them again. Lets see if Chris responds before we...
true, if you meant clad silver. Then after 1970, they were just plain clad.
clembo's idea of the 1927 S is great, but, it'll take a while to find one in fine (trends= $125). a very scarce coin.
Now there is a shocker. They also didn't care about the New World until they found gold. Real nice folks. Hey, lets support the Aztecs and...
"Among the items seized are also six computer configurations, used for trading objects with numismatic value, an illegally possessed rifle and a...
I have to agree, Saci's are boring.
Try this: http://www.bezels.com/SST-P.html Good luck
"3 SILVER Sealed Proof Sets (1962,63 & 64) Possible Val $855,000" Only if each was a gem proof, and every coin was struck off-metal. And then,...
Ah, Ruben, the old Brooklyn street fair. At last, Coin show today! See ya!
To stop corrosion I have heard of many different 'fixes'. However, what makes you think that it will continue?
strike/machine doubling.
1930 P, 1930S, 1931 PDS, And the 1917 D-- I have a roll Ag's and Good, plus VG's. Just waiting for the price to rise.
fine detail, corroded, environmental damage. net AG
very nice!
Eric: Congratulations on your find. I am speechless, of course. (But, that never stopped me before.)
It can be done with a G-4, altho Fine is far easier.
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