Post a raw coin that cost you less than $100.

[SkyMan]

With all the fancy schmancy coins on this website, let's face it, there's something about a simple inexpensive raw coin (particularly if you can cherrypick it) that is really the basis of coin collecting. Post a raw coin that you like that cost you less than $100. This one cost me $30.

 

[JOBESSI]

I got this morgan for $52.00 It looks pretty cool, so I impulsively bought it.

 

[bsshog40]

There ain't enuff room. I think all mine are under $100.

[Chris1976]

This one cost me $6

 

 

 

-Chris#2

[jesbroken]

Here is a coin that I paid $42 for a couple of years ago, had it conserved by NCS and it slabbed PF61. Had some major crud around the outer rim areas.

Jim

 

Sellers pics

 

 

After Conservation:

 

 

[SkyMan]

Some nice looking coins guys!

[Chris1976]

 

 

 

 

 

 

I wont post anymore since most of the coins I have are raw and cost me way under $100

 

-Chris#2

[rrantique]

Redfield Collection $20.00

 

[James_OldeTowne]

There ain't enuff room. I think all mine are under $100.

About the same here - probably 95% of my coins cost under $100 !

[cpm9ball]

This was raw when I bought it, and you can't get too much cheaper unless you paid face value for a penny, nickel, dime, quarter or another half dollar. It costed me 68c and the only other one known to exist for this date/mm sold raw on eBay for $555 in 2005.

 

Chris

 

[JOBESSI]

This was raw when I bought it, and you can't get too much cheaper unless you paid face value for a penny, nickel, dime, quarter or another half dollar. It costed me 68c and the only other one known to exist for this date/mm sold raw on eBay for $555 in 2005.

 

Chris

 

WHAT IS IT? All i see is the reverse to a kennedy half...OH, is it the half that's missing a layer listed in your signature? good find!

[erickso1]

Got this one (and about 5 other ones) from a co-worker for $10 per.

 

[Buffalo Head]

Some guys have all the luck!! Very nice , ask that guy for me if he has any others he wants to sell

[erickso1]

here's another one of it's brothers. (you'll have to excuse the white balance, I was just learning when I photo'd these).

 

And I thought I'd throw a buff in I got for $35 a couple months back at a local B&M.

 

[Buffalo Head]

 

5 bucks...It has die polishing lines all over the whole coin....

[Buffalo Head]

 

2 or 3 bucks....

[physics-fan3.14]

My best one is definitely this one - bought it raw for $35 and then NGC slabbed it as MS-65 PL:

 

[lehigh96]

Snagged this off E-Bay in 2006 for just under a C-Note.

 

 

Good if it is MS65 FB, bad if it is MS64 FB.

[JIM F.]

Got this 1873-CC half for $50 back in the 1970's. Still have it. And it is authentic. Now that's a good deal!

[cpm9ball]

Thast is a very nice "Crash" dime, Paul. Where have you been hiding lately?

 

Chris

[Dkillett]

Here's a couple that I purchased raw from my local shop. The 1883O was purchased for $50. If I remember correctly the 1878 was purchased for $80.

 

 

[shirohniichan]

Got this 1873-CC half for $50 back in the 1970's. Still have it. And it is authentic. Now that's a good deal!

 

I'll gave a "heck yes" to your assertion.

 

[jtryka]

Got this one a couple weeks ago, can't remember exactly what I paid but I know it was well under $100...

 

[mkman123]

some great items for under $100!

[bochiman]

Purchased locally last year, before the silver run-up.....I think I may have overpaid

 

 

[bsshog40]

Well this Jeff cost me $15.52

 

[jom]

Bought these raw for a few bucks in 1992. Then left them in a Dansco holder for 15 years or so...

 

 

 

jom

[Kamillion]

Well this Jeff cost me $15.52

 

 

thats like a $140 coin , very nice price you got there

 

(thumbs u

[physics-fan3.14]

Jom - were they blast white when you bought them? Fantastic toning on those halves!

[rrantique]

Raw $50