5 Mercs Part 2 From My Father's Collection

Discussion in 'What's it Worth' started by rosethe, Jul 19, 2020.

  1. Peter Economakis

    Peter Economakis Well-Known Member

    No, I just happened to come across the video.
    If you look at the youtuber Spectalculer, he has more video's with him and he is open now even with the COVID issue..
    To be only 1 1/2 hours away is pretty cool, kinda a small world.:)
    I would call him to make a plan of bringing a few coins for him to see. Haven't read anything bad yet about him..
     
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  3. Peter Economakis

    Peter Economakis Well-Known Member

    Wow what a weasel, glad to caught it with the corner of your eye.
    There will be more of these weasels and scammers thats for sure:(
     
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  4. Mr.Q

    Mr.Q Well-Known Member

    They all appear to me to be keepers and you are to be commended for your generosity as to your will. Long life, prosper, and be safe.
     
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  5. buckeye73

    buckeye73 Well-Known Member

    Clearly, the 1921 and 1926 s are semi-key coins, but the 1917, 1924 D, and 1924 S dimes are higher grades (XF, or slightly more or less) that would retail as a group at a total of $75 more or less, if they are original uncleaned coins. Dealers would pay substantially less on average.

    In general, for Merc common date teens and twenties (no mintmark) I do not sell coins F or better as junk. For D and S, I do not sell VG or better as junk. For common date thirties and forties (no mintmark, I do not sell EF or better as junk. For D & S, I do not sell VF or better as junk. There are obvious exceptions in the early thirties.
    I‘m in the middle of putting a set of XF or better (AU or better late 30’s and all 40’s) Mercs. Some of those dates and mintmarks are tough in higher grades.
     
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  6. Mountain Man

    Mountain Man Well-Known Member

    Sure hope they don't find the bodies.
    Just dark humor on my part. Apologies if it offends anyone, but it was the first thought that came to my sometimes sick mind. LOL
    I truly hope you have photographed all of the collection well enough that you could prove it was one of your coins if it came down to it.
     
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  7. Mountain Man

    Mountain Man Well-Known Member

    The one thing I would add to Randy's comment is to be sure and post photos. In focus obverse, reverse and closeups (correctly orientated) of areas you have questions about. Crop to remove any superfluous background and be sure to post them Full Image (after you upload a photo, two buttons appear below it; Thumbnail and Full Image.) Click on full image to make it easier for us to see and enlarge.
    Welcome to CT and looking forward to your posts.
     
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  8. rosethe

    rosethe Junior Member

    Now I have taken photos of the better stuff, this event happened back in 2002.
     
  9. Cheech9712

    Cheech9712 Every thing is a guess

    Think your just being silly. Sure. Go melt them. Sure their worth a tad more. Get a red book. Sorry I’m such an ass. But you must have a clue of harder to find coins by now
     
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  10. rosethe

    rosethe Junior Member

    Ok.
     
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