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J P M

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  1. J P M
    Every coin dealer I ever talk to about ASE's and there value or collectability says the same thing.. It is bullion ...
  2. J P M
    I agree it is not the real deal. I think if the photo is good, most of the time the comments correspond with a as close as can be expected. Truth be said .... Grading is just a opinion..
  3. J P M
    Well That's a kick in the pants. I think most of the regulars around here do a purity good job of grading. Obviously you are on that list with some others here.
  4. J P M
    I love the look, I bet it even tastes good
  5. J P M
    That looks looks it is from the 3 coin bicentennial silver set it is a tough bugger.
  6. J P M
    You may find some clashing on the obverse also near the back of the bust bonnet and hairline.
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  8. J P M
    Ya I hate to think of all the cool coins I could have picked up if I had stayed away from sex, drugs and rock + roll... Oh and raising 4 girls can put a hole in your pocket.
  9. J P M
    That sounds like you had fun.
  10. J P M
    Another treat was this toned 52D. It is so hard to get the tone color on a cell phone but it is like a rainbow color.
  11. J P M
    It is nice for a 66
  12. J P M
    I love it when I find a little extra in a coin. This 1941 S I picked up last week has a nice rim to rim die crack. I thought I could see a crack in the sales photo and sure enough it was there.
  13. J P M
    Dang Bill , you are the Proof King. Congrats
  14. J P M
    With the way the market is I don't think you would get $165. PCGS book is even lower like$100. Burnished are more valuable than most. Bids start at around $35 and only top out at 60 to 90 on average. Unless it is a special label.
  15. J P M
    Welcome Basinger68 . It Looks normal to me . Other than the coin has been turned?
  16. J P M
    I am having the same problems with nickels. I used to get real nice coins for under $20 or under $10 even. Now coins that are worth $35 high retail are selling at $50 or more. I think there are many non-numismatics just buying up whatever they can get there hands on. The internet gives out to much hype and I think that it drives prices up on lots of stuff.
  17. J P M
    Did you get to see a lot of raw SP coins ?
  18. J P M
    This nickel is from the Henderson collection of toned coins. I have some other nickels that come from other collections also. I think it is kind of cool.
  19. J P M
    What you have now is a 2023 eagle in US Mint packaging. It is not really worth sending in unless it is something special.
  20. J P M
    You may be thinking the 1992 CAM that is the only one worth a premium. and very hard to find.
  21. J P M
    I roll hunt coins all the time and I stopped searching dime rolls. There are just to many worthless cuds, chips and other oddity's that will make you crazy. It is not worth the grief.
  22. J P M
    You are in the right place. Your coins are not collectable there is to much damage to the coins. They are only worth face value.
  23. J P M
    More coins for the Registry Set. This slider was a little more then I like to spend but still close enough to my 33% price at $16
  24. J P M
    It is cool but without a closer look I will say I.cutler has the most logical answer.
  25. J P M
    txboaz55....Try to place the coin on a white piece of paper put a soda can or glass next to it. With your cell phone resting on the top of the can zoom in to fill the screen with the coin and take a photo of the whole coin, both sides.