Here's mine, which was an oddly shaped flan, but before being struck the little "tab" was folded over on itself. One of the benefits of very high...
99 cent no reserve auctions ending Sunday March 17th: 2007 $20 Iridescent Swarovski Crystal Snowflake Silver - 1st in series Rarest 2007 $20...
The green in the test cut and hole is where the exposed copper core developed patina while underground. I'd assume it is a bit underweight as...
Just this fouree / contemporary counterfeit piece. [IMG] [IMG]
^ oops, Double double facepalm lol
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Yeah, and why is this picture so out of focus?!
They're well within their right to charge fees for boxes or limit the amount of coinage you dump into their laps. Their establishment is there for...
Harshly cleaned, but VF-30 details. Still worth a decent amount over melt. Should be able to get at least $10 (double melt) for it.
They'll still take his money and put it in a slab.
May as well ask: Will the supply of US FRNs be cut in half in the next 5 years?
I really doubt anyone would pay more than spot for a bar of that size. Premium and collectible value is only on smaller bars. Once you get past...
Source? I find it VERY hard to believe that 10% of british 1 pound coins are fakes.
Good! The only reason why the first few attempts at replacing the $1 bill with a coin in the USA have failed is precisely because they didn't...
It is (usually) real gold flakes in those vials. However the actual gold weight is virtually zero. Due to how malleable gold is, it can be flatted...
It will take an extremely (years, decades even) long time to sell them at $1 each, and it probably isn't worth the effort. I'd search them all...
Platinum (especially physical) just doesn't have the same investor demand as tried and true gold and silver. It is infrequently traded, thus a...
Old cleaning and retoned (secondary toning). Also that scratch. I doubt it could end up in a non-genny slab.
Fair market price is whatever someone is willing to pay. Smaller size bars/coins are more desirable than larger bars. .999 fine is more desirable...
Gold below $800 as priced in fiat US dollar currency would require money to stop being printed, and even a good amount destroyed. Neither of those...
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