pa: What you have seen is the norm, for ebay. It is generally not the norm for dealers, unless they are ust trying to screw an unknowing...
Ben: Sicne I know what you are talking about, I will keep quiet. Good luck. Frank
Yup, it is really waking up. I know the guy who woke up the date. He offered me $100 for the Fine piece that I had, when it listed for $40...
Troodon: Yes, a great story, if possibly fanciful. However, she did keep two of them. Still, that turned out to be a very expensive ice...
Carl: Since there were 24 minted (as stated in the SF mint records of the day) and only 12 are currently known, you do have a chance of getting...
Good luck on it being an 'O'. That is a scarce coin, and (currently) very difficult to find. Since I do not do auctions, the best that I have...
Frank Congratulations! I love a great cherrypick!
Actually, I haven't done that poorly.......... But I'll know when it is time to sell them. Until then, I haven't suffered any losses.
junk silver-- now.
I agree with the title of this thread.
silver closed at $18.11!!!
Listen to Doug, the PVC is dangerous to coins. Easiest way to check: Are the flips soft and easy to fold and unfold? Yes? Then toss them,...
Coin Elite is very good, but the conversion from the old program had many faults.
TRT; Also go to Whitman Publishing and get: ANA Grading guide http://www.whitmanbooks.com/Default.aspx?Page=81&ProductID=0794819931 or: NGC...
What Speedy said: :thumb:
An extreme case of mechanical doubling.
Sorry, but I agree with Jack. Post mint damage.
Consider the Guide Books themselver, they have been a pretty good investment. Finish your set.
Welcome, and very nice type set. That barber dime is beautiful!
They are talking about Barber half dollars.
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