Your 1st post has a picture of a 1909 VDB then a picture of a 1909 no VDB. Your 2nd post has a picture of a 1909-S VDB. The 1909-S VDB was struck...
You already screwed up the order. 1909-S VDB was struck before the 1909-P (No VDB).
So you are saying - I need to increase my pandemic stock of supplies even more? Well, if I want to have something of value to load up on crypto,...
Wouldn't you know it. While peanuts are gaining a share of the acerage in my area; I know nothing about growing no peanuts. Nor do I have the...
If the crash takes out the whole enchilada - I just want to know, after the crash occurs, what the dude in the video is going to use to buy the...
So after the biggest economic crash in world history you are going to use Bitcoin, Gold and Silver to buy and load up on Bitcoin, Gold and Silver?...
After the biggest crash in world history, what are you going to use to buy Bitcoin, gold and/or silver? Certainly aren't planning on using...
As Bitcoin becomes more generally accepted in commerce the more diluted its value becomes. 1 Bitcoin consists of 100 million separate block chains...
I am not disputing the real answer to the puzzle - just explaining and giving the reasons for my incorrect solution to the puzzle.
Yes but when I looked at the image - I was expecting the answer to the puzzle to be something truly unique. Therefore what turned out to be a...
I read the explanation but even with that information the scratches still looked raised instead of incused when I looked at the image. I have a...
Looked like a strike through with a retained thread to me.
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Does NGC provide the service of coin conservation for free? Seems to me the best place to look to settle this part of the argument is the invoice...
The way I look at it is - if a person believes/considers their self a coin collector - then they are a coin collector.
The 1955 poor man's doubled die is not a real doubled die. It is caused by die deterioration doubling. Actually the poor man is a group of several...
Designating a coin counterfeit that subsequently is determined to be real brings in another liability issue.
If cent production and/or nickel production is eliminated, the cost of production for the remaining coinage will increase.
Thank-you for the info.
A little off subject but perhaps you can help me. I emailed BCCS several years ago but never received an answer to my question. On their website...
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