I thought the shipping inventory only reflected what you put on the shipping form? Did you declare it as a 1916-D?
https://www.cointalk.com/threads/pricing-for-2015-liberty-hr-gold-announced.266278/
If it's a cameo proof, it should have a PR/PF grade, not an MS grade. Look at the barcode on the eBay image and the NGC image. They're completely...
If they're truly at the lowest price they'll ever sell for, why would so many people be putting them on the market, instead of waiting for them to...
Reported, for what it's worth. Looks nothing like the NGC image (and, for that matter, nothing like a legit MS coin).
Thank you for following up. I'm sorry it wasn't the news you were hoping for, but as you see, a lot of us were hoping for closure.
You're unlikely to ever gain more on them than you're losing by paying interest on the loan, not to mention whatever the secure storage has been...
Full Union. But it bugs me to consider that name for a one-ounce gold piece, even if it does have a $100 face value.
You'll always pay more getting one or two at a time. Think about the seller's expenses. There's a flat fee for PayPal transactions on top of the...
From the pictures, the two faces don't look like they're different colors, but it looks like the obverse has some staining on Washington's wig and...
http://www.coinweek.com/bullion-report/pricing-2015-american-liberty-high-relief-gold-coin-announced/ Looks like $390-440 over spot. I guess...
That seems a bit silly. All of the Truman RPs have been put on the market in the last week or so. Of course there are a lot of them on eBay.
You're right. I was grossly misremembering your activity. I apologize unreservedly.
I've never heard about that. Gus Grissom took a bunch of pocket change and paper money with him on his first suborbital flight. They recovered 52...
If you have more coins than I do, it's a hoard. Hoarding is bad, and you should feel bad if you do it. Fortunately, you can just send some coins...
Oh, I see -- I didn't understand that he'd sold one from this auction.
What. The item in the linked auction is a very poor-quality copy of a 1926-D nickel, a real, existent issue, struck onto a cent. I understand...
Hm. Surprised we don't see more "Bad Picture Gamble" threads coming out of Heritage purchases. ;)
That coin's going to have a dark beard in no time at all if you leave a rubber band pressed against it. :eek:
Hmm. If anything, I'd say that puts the Hawaiians at an advantage -- all they have to do is set their alarm early; no worries for most of them...
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