yup, gotta have do sense of being subtle. That said, can I see your 1864 two cent pieces?
Ben: Nie tune, I have enjoyed that since the day that it came out, and I thought that I was the only one. bq: Nice, a definite SGS MS-69...
The last time that I bought from the mint was in 1986. For the Washington commem. It was the last time, and will stay that way.
interesting, no one asked if some little old lady spent them for a quart of milk and he didn't tell her thet they were worth more to a coin...
welcome, and good luck! [not that you need any at the rate that you are going.]
where is Mike? Greased die, to me.
clembo: sorry, but-- well, ya know what is coming, look closely at the third picture (of the 9). MD.
Then ignore the dead links. And move on.
John: Real grade, perhaps AU. Tru-Grade: MS-70. Yes, I have seen them, they are another self promoting slabber.
Clembo; I certainly hope that you alerted the seller that it was one really attractive coin that he was selling, and that you planned to give...
Okay, then: 1) Why didn't you help her out and tell her what the coins were worth? 2) If you care about her, why is she in desperate...
Peter: This just goes to show that this is a class operation. Spock: No, you can't (apparently) and we are grateful for that!
Is that Peter?
Peter: Excellent, even I could find the image for the nomination! Very excellent idea. This place just keep getting better & better. Of...
Sounds like fun, so, now I think that I know what that is under my name. Or am I high? "Nominated 0 Times in 0 Posts TOTW/F/M Award(s): 0"
Grade? Hard to tell because of the reflections, could be a very high end AU. But, if unc, it is a nice one.
you also have a Columbian 1/2 $ in there. Worth more than melt.
Summer is traditionally the 'slow season' for coins. Although it hasn't been that way for a few years. Back to tradition, also, perhaps the...
yes, probably a buried coin. That is what they look like when I dig them.
yup, strike doubling. not an RPM.
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