That slab is very misleading. I hope that it is not a sign of the future.
benlau: welcome to the forum. Perhaps it would be better to post this in the foreign section. You'll get more/quicker responses.
yup, ya can't see it from the reverse!
so, what is the grade?
900fine: Yes, low demand will keep prices down, but, if collectors can't find pieces to start sets, then they will not start one.
Geeze, I just gotta move to Michigan!
junk, again.
oh, wow. Now for the other 99.9999999999999% of the population.
sandler: Do you live with your parents? If so, what do they have to say? If not: what do they have to say?
I was in the wrong posting, my error. I was talking about seated dimes. Please ignore my dumb post.
Sheesh, why is it that (for example) when someone has no problem asking you to loan them money they have no problem asking. But, we have a...
Also, save it for the silver! Congrats, it has been years for me also.
Speedy: will they accept articles about pieces that have been published, but you are the discoverer of the variety? I had discovered a piece,...
Have you tried the phone book?
There is one dealer in my area who consistantly overcharges for all of his coins, and everyone is overgraded by at least one grade. We had an...
Ugly? OOps, I was in the wrong thread. G-4 would be around $100 today.
There are an amazing number of lower mintage dates in the Seated Lib series. I have been quietly collecting them for years, whenever they show...
Ron: As I stated elsewhere, I believe that early (especially semi-key dates) will explode in price. In fact, they have been rapidly increasing...
MS-64! I was about to say 5, but the tick mark in the filed on the reverse is a big neg.
Like him or not, you have to admit that this brings political memorabilia into a whole new arena.
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