I'm tempted to agree, but can you post larger pics ?
I can understand the need to help vision problems clembo - no way around that. And higher x is often needed to identify some varieties or possible...
Guys - haven't you beat this horse to death yet ?
That's one of those questions that should never be answered on a public forum.
You just had to give 'em that idea now didn't ya :D
Rather obviously Elaine I was talking about the silver coins only.
All modern commems are .900 silver, just for future reference ;)
OK - I'm curious, why do you like stronger magnification ? Both of you.
Your wife is a smart lady ;) It's not how you sell that is the problem. It's how the next guys sells them. He may not be as honest as you - so why...
You are mistaken.
Two things make commes sell - people like them and speculation. Doubt there is going to be either with this coin.
Sounds logical Jimmy, doubt there would be additional value though.
A coin show is an excellent way. But have some idea of exactly who at the coin show you wish to talk to first. What I am trying to say is...
It is an estimate given by just about every expert and experienced numismatist there is. And it is not an estimate for Morgans, it is an estimate...
Yes it's .900 silver. You can buy them on ebay for $12 - $13.
It's likely just leftover boxes from previous years. Stickers are cheaper than throwing them out.
Should have mentioned it previously, but the Smithsonian rarely has the coins on display. You might wait decades before it came out of the...
David - the first link I checked, Abe Books, has it for $66. Doubt you'll find one for less than that.
They are real in the sense that you can hold them in your hand. But they are not money. And if you tired to spend one you might get arrested....
I assume you mean this one - [IMG] The illustrated example is the Byron Reed coin - inventory item number P319. Photo courtesy of the...
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