Mr.Bill347

JP this is not only a game, but it is totally a rigged pre-planned rip off by the big dealers!

Not only am I totally PO’d about this latest UsMint scandal, but the greed I am seeing from “Dealers” selling confirmed pre-order purchases on FeeBay for what looks like $249, according to items sold today! There are hundreds and hundreds of these already listed on FeeBay. The picture are ones sold today already. The greed is like hoarding toilet paper and then selling it to the highest bidder. I am so irritated and discouraged, it want me to dislike numismatics! I won’t buy anything from the USMint again. I can get ripped off at a lesser level almost anywhere. truly disappointed, but I did expect the explosive nature of this stupid release and the artificial shortage that the mint created for their own greed. If they could make millions of these, why don’t they. Obviously they could sell them.

My screen

Got my Morgan order in the bag and checked out at 12:03!pm the Web site states Processing your order for the past 90 minutes. No phone, or chat available. Damn them for creating this unprecedented artificial demand.

JP et al, my latest arrivals. The 1972 proof set, a nice 1932 quarter and a 1957 Ben please let me know your thoughts. TIA billh347

I picked up another nice one today.

Awesome beauty!

Holy ! I better get mine in soon!

I would think these WOULD merit grading. The rule of thumb is if it is not worth $150 it probably not worth it. But, since it was your Grandpa's it might bear significance, My grandfather gave me an old Morgan one time. I spent it. Think about it. 1831 H10C Capped Bust Half Dime XF-40 PCGS, Nice Original Type Coin! _ eBay

Yea! i AM. I have a 1921 Morgan and a 1922 Peace Dollar so I have to jump on it. Again, smart move by the US MINT in creating demand by limiting quantities. I'm betting it doesn't make it past 5 minutes! I gonna give it a try though. Folks are pre-selling them (Big Dealers) for $125. so I'll be in that Line. One thing that really annoys me is that they don't limit purchase quantity, just total quantity limit. That lets the big money big dealers grab em all up at once. When I see people like the HSN coin guy buying skids of silver coins, it really bugs me and makes me NOT want to participate in that. Good luck to you!'

I didn't really realize how many tokens I had. Some new some old, some just dumb copies. But here you go.

I know the ripples in front of the canoe are important along with its age. The price can only be determined by what you think it’s worth. another on eBay for about $30

My guess is pickers tags. They were awarded for picking goals in fields. Like a bushel of beans equals 1 pickers coin, which could be used to buy food. They were drilled to allow stringing around ones neck. In the early 20th century, produce growers often kept track of workers' production by giving them “pickers tokens,” with each token representing a certain amount of produce picked. Typical of these were strawberry pickers tokens, writes Jeff Starck in the “Tokens to Collect” column in the Nov. 26 issue of Coin World.Nov 9, 2018 just MHO but look for pickers tokens or Pickers check tokens. Some can be of value. https://www.worthpoint.com/dictionary/p/coins-currency/paper-scrip/pickers-checks That’s the best I can do.

Definately bag marks from a receded edge.

Looks like he has a wood block in his mouth.

The other problem with this type of scope besides the light, mine has a roller switch for the light. The distance from the object is to close. I found this nifty little stand that the scope fits into. Really allows you the distance you need to get a broader image. On Amazon for $21.95

Sorry, I’m not seeing the doubling you mentioned.

To my eyes it’s 2 and 4. A more detailed picture and a great artistic picture of the P-51’s

Nevada, this is my NGC MS63. Sorry but I cannot see a comparison to your coin pictures. IMHO

I love the detail in the new 2021 Tuskeegee airmen quarter. I was looking at it under my microscope and it is truly amazing. The P51's actually have numbers. Can you see them?

Yes but if you want the original containers back, you’ll have to check the return original container box with a $5 fee

The S looks legit to me.

Check these specifics Category: Morgan Dollars (1878-1921)Mint: PhiladelphiaMintage: 378,000Obverse Designer: George T. MorganReverse Designer: George T. MorganComposition: SilverFineness: 0.9000Weight: 26.7300gASW: 0.7734ozMelt Value: $21.31 (5/9/2021)Diameter: 38.1mmEdge: Reeded

Nice!

Wow! An x-rated Italian renaissance coin! 1914 Italy 20 Centesimi VF Flying Woman Scarce Date Coin very nice! They are charging $188 on the rip-off Etsy site. 28 free shipping on EBay. Hope you are somewhere on the lower end. Lol 20 cent piece.