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I share your love for the 1904-S Morgan Dollar. I picked this one up at a DLRC auction in 2013 for $46. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Not particularly interested in any of these. However, I enrolled for one of each of them. This way, I can make my decision when the time comes. I...
Looks like it may have been cleaned with baking soda, or something. Shiny as a polished hubcap! Even when I buy cull silver dollars, I quickly...
Here's mine. 1934-D $1 PCGS AU50 [ATTACH]
Since the item is no longer available, maybe they feel it's none of your business how much was paid.
Keep it in the holder to protect it's surfaces and value. Nice coin!
No interest in these.
It's a tie between these two: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I see what you are saying. No disagreement here. :happy:
You are absolutely correct. I am not missing any points. I think the reasons that I wanted the gold certified was clearly stated above....
I personally would not buy that gold unless certified. I want to make sure the coin is authentic, not a details coin, and protected from damage.
Only worth face value. But those dogs sure are cute!
Get the gold certified by PCGS or NGC.
The 1967 Canadian dime is 50% silver.
You can file a tort claim with CBP if any of your property was damaged.
When Homeland Security opens a package to check it for contraband, or whatever reason, they put that tape on it to show you that they opened your...
May we see a picture of the reverse? Nice coin!
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