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Everything posted by AdamWL
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@ldhair The 1896 and 1902 BQ's are stunning!
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It's not even recognizing the green bean on my latest cac'd addition. Weird.
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Post your most recent acquisition: US
AdamWL replied to IGWT's topic in US, World, and Ancient Coins
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Depends what your goals are. Are you working on a Morgan set, a type set or just want a nice silver dollar?
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Green bean not showing up in registry. Who can correct it?
AdamWL replied to AdamWL's topic in NGC Registry
I haven't been around forums much lately. I tend to be like that when I go through a purchasing drought. I imagine there's a lot going on in the coin world with the introduction of CACG though. -
Green bean not showing up in registry. Who can correct it?
AdamWL replied to AdamWL's topic in NGC Registry
I see. I was wondering if perhaps that was the case. Thanks Ali. -
Green bean not showing up in registry. Who can correct it?
AdamWL replied to AdamWL's topic in NGC Registry
Huh... That's weird. I have no problem accessing it Anyway, thanks for the info Mike. -
I just entered a new purchase into my sets it fits in, and its green bean does not show up. You can enter the cert # on CAC's site and see that it has a green sticker.
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Paying fees to have those Lincoln Cents graded would be throwing money away.
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While labels with a green border that says International Numismatic Bureau on it. Has a number on it and a barcode that's all. It says weather it's a wheat cent or a date from 1920-1929. Does anybody know anything about this kind of lable????
AdamWL replied to Clucus's topic in US, World, and Ancient Coins
It is not a reputable grading company. Could be based in a guy's basement. -
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And now for the question. I feel 99.9% sure this coin is an 1856-S. A quick glance at my Redbook shows me it's not exactly the most common date. Starts at $300 in G4 - I know my 2023 Redbook isn't exactly the best way to price a coin, but the point remains. Would any collector even want to pay for it in this condition?
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About 2 weeks ago I stopped in to my nearest coin store, which is 40 miles away. He said business had been crazy and he'd just thrown together the last of his junk silver. 1 roll of halves and 2 rolls of quarters. We chatted a little and I bought a roll of halves, which he said were all Walkers and left. The wheels in my head were spinning though and I had enough extra cash for another roll, so I went back and got a roll of quarters. I ended up finding some things other than Walkers and Washingtons, pictured here:
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I'd gladly own that coin. I normally avoid damaged and cleaned coins like the plague. But I would make an exception for a rare enough coin, due to budget constraints.
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Post your most recent acquisition: US
AdamWL replied to IGWT's topic in US, World, and Ancient Coins
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Are any of these worth grading?
AdamWL replied to lcourtney123's topic in Newbie Coin Collecting Questions
Check out this website if you want some help figuring the "melt" value of silver coins: http://coinapps.com/silver/coin/calculator/ Most dealers would probably give you slightly less than melt for junk silver. Ebay might be a better route, but I haven't done the math on whether the premiums people pay covers the auction fees. Edit: Just to clarify, without knowing what you have, it's hard to know if it's worth more than spot. But most of those pre-64 dimes, quarters and halves you mentioned probably do fall into that junk silver category. I agree with @Simple Collector on the assessment of the pictured coins. -
Your Grading Opinion--1796 Draped Bust Dollar
AdamWL replied to Sandon's topic in US, World, and Ancient Coins
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