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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mr22601, post: 58875, member: 2583&quot;]thanks for the warm comments ,, well im learning ,im not a grading company and im learning about coins from what ive read on here, soooooooooo if my knowledge is way off , its this forums fault,lol, i spend alot of time reading opinions and looking at sites that are posted for info on coins , so far im happy with what i spend on a coin, i am a newbie so i expect to get slightly jilted along the way , , remember this , my great grandkids, may make some cash off these coins,and im sure that they will be worth more then i paid for them by then,,, as far as the collecting part ,, to me is an inexpensive hobby,if i buy a coin for 3 dollars and its worth 20 im a happy camper ,,,plus as time goes bye i do have alot of cool coins that are very old and in really good shape ,,,, to me good shape would be totally ledgeable, all printing on the coins are sharp, and the cut of the coin is very ledgeable ,, i dont mess with anything that is scratched knicked, or with lettering and coin features worn from use, so on that note ,if im getting ripped off ,, im having fun doing it ,,,and in the end ill have at least bullion value if nothing else heres one for ya i got a coin today a 1826 capped bust 50 cent piece today for 8 dollars other then it being slightly black the coin is beautifulall features on the coin are sharp and clear,,to me i did well, i looked it up one sold at an auction for over a grand in efine condition , seeing the coin mine was in way better shape ,, so i go bye those things when i really want a&nbsp; attaboy for what i bought[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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