Just one envelope? Those 750 bills would make a very tall stack . . . 4 inches tall by my estimation.There must have been multiple stacks for...
SM . . . a better date, and better balance in appearance between both sides of the coin.
Like many others, I was a coin collector first, and a only became a buyer of silver about a decade later when I felt I could make money in bullion...
I only have one piece of paper . . . a minty old FR-233 Teehee Burke $1 that was kept flat in a dictionary until given to me by my grandmother...
If the show doesn’t shrink a lot, no hotel in Baltimore can provide a room large enough.
There's a lot of common date Pre-33 gold in the marketplace. I'm not big on putting premium money into that, unless there's grade rarity involved.
But, if you had to sell yourself, which would you rather be selling?
Oh, I’m always buying . . . Just very selectively.
I don't get the fever . . . Between the tortoise and hare, I'm definitely the one that keeps plodding along steadily, not moving in fits and...
Darned electrons . . . can't live with'em & can't live without'em!
It may not simply be "stuck" . . . if the same or compatible material, it may actually be welded to the coin, although it does look like the wire...
I’ll answer your question with another . . . Which would you want to be selling when it’s time to exit the market?
Need you ask?
Say what?
Nice, mint state retained strike through . . . Winner, winner, chicken dinner!
Shoot . . . I can't even afford the buyer's premium on that sucker!
Fantastic job! What's next?
Thanks for the tip. So 1894 is out of the question? :rolleyes:
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Sorry, I saw the photo of the 1879-S with die striations and wrongly assumed you were referencing those. I think you are correct that there are...
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