Walker Proof Digital Album Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
@291fifth said:
You can get 16 to 20 times face for them because of the silver content. No numismatic premium.
But the top one is rotated 30%!
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I thought the title should be "Sorry, driving". Then I reconsidered....
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Welcome. You’ve been a member for 15 days now so I’m going to start you out with coin do’s and don’t’s.
Please don’t handle coins like your doing in your pictures. Hold by the edges. Cotton gloves or a cotton t-shirt. On a low value coin it’s not important ( although it’s a habit you should develop ). It will cost big time with more valuable coins. Also it’s as close as you can come to simulating “fingernails on a chalkboard “ for collectors.
@Ellis0425... Welcome aboard. You have two silver Washington quarters. I see no other distinguishing characteristics that could add numismatic value. Those pictures are not conducive to grading, so no guesses. Cheers, RickO
To all I was driving and a friend was scratching all my coins up and posting in passengers seat. Thanks for concerns. Also I have about 200 pounds or better they came from my grandfather's bar which was open in 60s and he had kept everything silver original rolls from bank and sacks of loose change. May I add everyone is and has been very helpful here. That's refreshing
Ps lol on the rotation and flips is what I have been putting them in. But friend took out for pic I guess. As he knows nothing of the hobby in which to handle ect ...
Didn't they live in a yellow submarine. Surrounded by strawberry fields. Neighboring a walrus and one Sergeant pepper and some crazy guy with a silver hammer. Yeah sound advice coming from that crowd!
Also I have about 200 pounds or better they came from my grandfather's bar which was open in 60s and he had kept everything silver original rolls from bank and sacks of loose change.
Let's see some pics of the original rolls and sacks of loose change.
Ellis0425
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Don't post and drive.
Two silver quarters. What's the backstory?
Get them in change? Fantastic!!!
Paid $100 each for them? You were robbed.
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
You can get 16 to 20 times face for them because of the silver content. No numismatic premium.
But the top one is rotated 30%!
I sometimes take my silver coins out for a drive also -
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
Hmmmmmmm
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
And you get free latent fingerprints on the rev....forever!.
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Based on the flips in the background - probably not found in change
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I’d be more careful next time.
I thought the title should be "Sorry, driving". Then I reconsidered....
Welcome. You’ve been a member for 15 days now so I’m going to start you out with coin do’s and don’t’s.
Please don’t handle coins like your doing in your pictures. Hold by the edges. Cotton gloves or a cotton t-shirt. On a low value coin it’s not important ( although it’s a habit you should develop ). It will cost big time with more valuable coins. Also it’s as close as you can come to simulating “fingernails on a chalkboard “ for collectors.
🎶 shout shout, let it all out 🎶
@Ellis0425... Welcome aboard. You have two silver Washington quarters. I see no other distinguishing characteristics that could add numismatic value. Those pictures are not conducive to grading, so no guesses. Cheers, RickO
Not to mention texting and driving is probably not the best life choice 🤨
🎶 shout shout, let it all out 🎶
To all I was driving and a friend was scratching all my coins up and posting in passengers seat. Thanks for concerns. Also I have about 200 pounds or better they came from my grandfather's bar which was open in 60s and he had kept everything silver original rolls from bank and sacks of loose change. May I add everyone is and has been very helpful here. That's refreshing
Ps lol on the rotation and flips is what I have been putting them in. But friend took out for pic I guess. As he knows nothing of the hobby in which to handle ect ...
Balancing coins and driving is even worse!
Pete
Imagine
Yellow matter custard dripping from a dead dogs eye. I believe them guys said that to. They were high.
Didn't they live in a yellow submarine. Surrounded by strawberry fields. Neighboring a walrus and one Sergeant pepper and some crazy guy with a silver hammer. Yeah sound advice coming from that crowd!
Also I have about 200 pounds or better they came from my grandfather's bar which was open in 60s and he had kept everything silver original rolls from bank and sacks of loose change.
Let's see some pics of the original rolls and sacks of loose change.