Yup $20 is the silver value of the coin. A BIN I suppose is possible but if that were an auction, I doubt it would end under scrap.
Surface is odd looking. Just scroll past and go to the next seller.
You could fill a whole room with copper and 5 years later won't be worth much more than what you paid. If there's anyone that has nickel bullion...
Ones in uncirculated condition will bid higher, but some of my notes had folds or pinholes, a few with writing on them which lower the value a...
I had these in great quantity and weren't worth much for a big sack of these when selling them on ebay. But they are lovely coins I'll say that ;)...
I just looked the picture up so that wasn't a real transaction ;)
Nothing really. I listed coins last week and nothing was different.
So this is what 420 is like!
Got this in change back at the store last night. A keeper! [img]
Etsy Explains everything. ;)
As in an amateur seller? Sure. Most of us do not have coin shops or business licenses. 99% of ebayers are people at home that found something...
Honestly I think nickel is better to hoard than copper. I'm waiting for another spike like it did in 2007 when it went to $30/lb. Copper looks...
I would have thrown that in the trash without blinking an eye!! :eek:
A heavily polished coin isn't worth grading, and the slab might even say "cleaned" or something along those lines. Cleaned devalues a coin.
Never heard of these sites at all until this thread!
I later found that out after my first reply to the OP ;) Most of the time I have purchased from an ebay seller in Europe wasn't via DHL shipment...
Good info on that. I guess I'm not familiar with that particular shipping service. I assume DHL is a higher quality means of getting merchandise...
Well I have purchased quite a bit of coins from Europe/UK. I've had positive experiences from that. I probably won't buy a whole lot of things...
They have no reason to know your phone number. It's irrelevant to the transaction, not sure what to make of it.
I'm looking for 12301992 (my birth date). Denomination doesn't matter ;)
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