This is the coin I was thinking about: http://www.mint.ca/store/coin/dinosaur-coloured-glowinthedark-coin-2012-prod1290004#.WE1gEBpOKEc Cool...
sooner than you think, Nigel... I promise
You guys are the best, bar none!!!! Thanks for the help! Impressive! That's all I can say!
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Someone I know found this coin metal detecting, can anyone identify it for me?
You have me confused with redcent230. I did nothing
that's ALWAYS the question... LOL I think that you might be able to find one for less, but that's just me
she is NOT amused...LOL
so the question is: did you like the gifts?
If I am not mistaken, that T-Rex glows in the dark! Is it one of those coins?
I think he's looking at the small lettering on the obverse and wondering if all of it is heavily frosted (a requirement for the deep cameo...
looks deep cam to me...
I like the Hawaii and the Maryland designs, but I wouldn't count on these as anything but bullion unfortunately
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You mean that someone gold plated a silver eagle??? Or are you asking about a 2000 Sacagawea Golden $1 coin?
These coins were not minted as coins or as collectibles, but as a bullion vehicle. The recession plays a part in the demand for bullion coins and...
People do it all of the time. reasons vary. Some reasons even make sense to some people.
The silver clad issues of these coins all came from San Francisco, whereas this coin was struck in Philadelphia. I would recommend taking it to...
a silver clad (40%) blank would weigh 5.7 grams the weight is correct for a Mint error. Better pictures would be helpful.
The coin looks to be plated. The best place to start is to weigh the coin. Weigh the coin in grams and tell us what the result is. We can then...
although a 1953-S would be a valuable coin with FBL, it is not a key date, but rather it exemplifies what a condition rarity is.
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