I'm intrigued, but based on my dusty memories from computing classes, I'm not convinced. Seems like you're still handling each coin exactly twice,...
Same here. Dimes, nickels, the occasional quarter.
Still not seeing any 2026 coins coming out of the self-checkouts around here.
I assume the "souvenir" on the linked image refers to the card, not the sculpture! :hilarious: A bit over $50 million in melt value at today's...
Sending coins into the future is always easy, but let me know when you figure out the part about sending a payment into the past. I'll have a lot...
I'm amazed that there are any steps left on a die with that kind of wear!
That's a really cool find!
Sure. In fact, if it was a single silver dime, they were out even less. But if it was $5000 worth of coin, whether that was a single AGE or a big...
$42.22222222..., right? Didn't the statute specify forty-two and two ninths dollars?
I used to wonder about that on eBay during periods of high volatility. I figured that if someone bid when silver was $35/oz, and it dropped to...
I'm going to say it's worth $50-100 extra for the toning. And that's probably one reason I've never won a coin toned like that.
Makes me wonder what my local "10% over melt" pawn shop is using for a spot reference. Probably the day's high, or the previous day's high, or...
I don't think it would. However, I'm not speaking from first-hand experience here.
There are lots of circumstances that can protect coins from toning. Think of a big bag of Morgans sitting in a bank vault for decades. The ones on...
Well, kudos to them for putting something out there on the record, so we can check how it's panned out a month down the road.
Which direction? I've lost track. :rolleyes:
Not me. (as far as I know...)
They did a better job matching the typeface than most of the folks making fake slabs!
"Serial Numbers Vary"? o_O
I continue to be surprised that influential corporate interests aren't hammering this point more forcefully. Never mind us peons.
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