Your mission IF you care to accept it What's it worth? (looking this folder over for 60 seconds) What did I pay? I'll look it over a little closer and see what I got for my money.
going to have to wait/postal delivery speaking of that I have two coins stuck in New York because of this once in a century snow storm thats a brewin up there
I gave $200. 3 Morgan dollars. 3 Peace dollars (the peace dollar in the orange quarter holder wasn't a 1921) 5 random Franklin's with the 60-D being a slightly doubled mint mark. 9 random silver Washington quarters. 20 random Ike dollars (1-1976 type 1) 1 wide rim 1979 SBA dollar. 10 random Kennedys (71-73) 11 40% Kennedy's (65-68) $272 in melt silver. $26 in clad.
I'll have to fill you all in with the other members purchase later... 8 partial whitman books of US small cents. 2 half full Indian head books. 2 1909-1940 starting books (one visible 1909 VDB and a 1914-D) 4 mostly full 1941 on up sets. I think he over paid UNLESS the 1914D is real.
The guy is about 75ish. Says he's had the collection for a long time . Grandkids have no interest and would dump them at first glance to a pawn shop. He's bringing in some dimes and nickles next month.
Not $300 face value. I'm not a dealer with overhead $272 in melt silver value... $26 face in clad. More of an end user.
YIKES corgi. Who pays retail for anything these days? I didn't come out a looser on the deal. Everyone was happy. Look at it this way, for all I know the seller got everything at Less then the $40 face value and I over paid by 5x.