The_Cave_Troll

I got my prize from Tiff today!! a couple old German silver coins and a couple of wheat cents and an OIV nickel.

Thanks!!

Now the only dollars I need for my holed type set are the ASE, the Peace Dollar, and a commemorative dollar.

The set is coming along nicely.

If you have holed coins to trade or sell, check this link. You may be able to help me out.

I'm confussed, does this coin have four sides?

 

Coin has tail of penny on one side and tail of dime on the other.  Flipside of coin(head of penny on one side, head of dime on the other)

 

If you going to tell a tall tail at least get it straight,

you misread th listing. The listed coin is T/T, and he is comparing his coin to another coin that was supposedly a H/H that sold for 140K.

The guy is still nuts for wasting his listing fees like that, but that should help it make a little more sense to you.

anyone?

Some of those are VERY funny, I had to vote for someone else's

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A-1964 to date Kenndy Half dollar

B-2005 California State Quarter

C-1864 to 1873 2 cent piece

D-1986 to date Silver American Eagle

E-1948 to 1963 Franklin Half Dollar

F-1892 to 1893 Columbus Expo Half Dollar

G-1938 to date Jefferson nickel

H-

I-1965 to date Roosevelt dime

J-

K-1921 to 1964 Peace Dollar

L-2005 Bison Nickel

M-1959 to date Lincoln cent

N-1851 to 1873 three cent

O-2005 Marshall Commemorative dollar

P-1903 to 1935 Phillipines ten Centavos

Q-1951 Carver-Washington Commemerative Half Dollar

R-

S-Florida State Quarter

T-Providence, Rhode Island Tercentenary

almost not fair to uc canadians that don't know the U.S. coins all that good

Even to us Americans this is rather challenging! I'm only about half done after 2+ hours of work.

how do you think ICG convinced him to go through them... or why did he contact them... i wonder

With a coin of this rarity, the particular certification company doesn't matter all that much (among the big 4) as the rarity will drive the price, not who certified it. So then the only thing the owner has to be concerned about is the longterm protection of the coin. With that in mind, many people think that the ICG does the best job of protecting coins from tarnishing, since they use the intercept shields in thier slabs. I'm not saying this is absolutly the reason he chose them, but it is something to consider...

that is strange indeed!

appears to me to be fine...

Uh Oh, Bobo made a booboo!

Help! I'v fallen and I can't get up!

I have historically been exclusively a date/MM collector, but recently I began a couple type sets.

Yeah....That would annoy me!

Here's my ugly!

obverse

reverse:

enjoy!

I got a returned mail notice on that address.  Is it correct in the post?

I had the same thing happen, I got a "mailbox unavailable" error

Eric, Enjoy your birthday! Congrats on another successful trip around the Sun!

The Walker is just beautiful!!

I may actually check into that.  Thank you.

I just checked on eBay and it looks like they are all closing at about $45-$55 each, so you should be able to do a set of the 5 for about $250...that's expensive, but it's $100 cheaper than buying the whole set.

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this one came today. I had an AG3 example, but this is my upgrade...

obverse:

reverse:

it's in an NGC VG8 slab

Just had him busted at the site. Found a closed auction on another site, same coin, in holder,

from a reputable dealer. Gee, guess what? The same guy has a CHINESE site, selling laptops. I'm gonna order a dozen, just for grins.

hmmm I guess the whole no Santa Claus saying is still true. If it looks too good to be true it probably is. The sad part is that people still fall for things like this and get themselves scammed. It really is too bad.

I tried turning my monitor upside down to view the other side up, but I guess my monitor was made to only work right side up because the colors got all wierd and i couldn't see anything very well. lol, so I just rotated the image in photoshop, i suppose I should have done that first.