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I have two on my radar in the teens.

 

well It's anything can happen Monday....so I checked out this little local shop who sells this and that and found this @ SPOT ! An 1950 S Washington Quarter DDR-001 1-R-III Yes a very weak strike LDS stage C, check out the IGWT now there's some heavy duty die abrasion going on....as well behind Georges head that's one of the markers ,as well as the E in America , and of course the leaves they leave no doubt. A sweet DDR Find $4.00 purchase value $75--85.

 

I went ahead and paid the 50$ for these two, Thrift store.

 

Where are all these flea markets and thrift shops around here?

 

Just waiting on the half off day!

 

Did I sell you this one?

 

Fifty Cents. Before the grading.

I kid you not.

 

A piece of history for $48. The British propaganda version of the German Lusitania medal of 1915.

 

17$

 

What's it worth in that grade with that color? @BadThad @rlm's cents @Evan8

 

Seriously. I hit a pawn on eastern last Saturday and had to debate getting a $225 bag of 92 silver dimes. Normally an easy NO, but it had a '64 proof hiding in the rubble. It was probably bait... that's what I told myself anyways.

 

NGC doesn't list the price.

I actually got two of them for a dollar. Both came back MS67 RB, top Pop at NGC.

 

You can get a 64 proof Roosevelt for 3-5$.

 

True statement. I should have included it was ULTRA/DCAM with spotless mirors and devices. I just don't trust my judgement yet with differentiating between PF63 and PF69. I also learned that I should bring my loupe when I visit the hood banks

 

I have seen a couple nice 50's wheat toners on ebay anywhere from $100-$400. There was one, a 1953 I think in 66, that the guy was asking in the $300's for and he wasnt budging. At 50 cents that coin should return a really nice profit regardless. All about finding the right buyer.

 

But were they top pops?

 

$38

 

For melt...

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Sellers pics - I got this 141/307 McClellan patriotic for $41, which is about average for an AU/UNC example of this common token. What made the sale for me was the early Littleton Coin Co envelope - what a neat piece of numismatic nostalgia.