Estate Sale 90% coins - wish I had more money
aj2525r
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Hello,
One advantage of being laid off last Friday is I can go to estate sales. I went to one this morning and they were selling 90% dimes for $1.50 each and quarters for $4 each. I bought all of the dimes I could and purchased 95 for $142. Almost all of the dimes were 1964-D. A few were 1964 and one is a 1960.
Another buyer bought all of the unmarked Morgans for $25 each. Marked coins had higher prices.
One buyer was buying all the unmarked 90% quarters for $4 each. There were a couple of quarter folders and one nickel folder. There was a partial roll of 40% Kennedy halves for $7 each.
A shoe box of clad Kennedys were available for $1.50 each. This made me laugh because I had gotten a $500 box of Kennedys and $20 of what I spent was in halves.
I would have liked to look at the nickels and other coins in little plastic bags but with a meeting to go to I bought quickly and left when my money was gone.
Cheers
One advantage of being laid off last Friday is I can go to estate sales. I went to one this morning and they were selling 90% dimes for $1.50 each and quarters for $4 each. I bought all of the dimes I could and purchased 95 for $142. Almost all of the dimes were 1964-D. A few were 1964 and one is a 1960.
Another buyer bought all of the unmarked Morgans for $25 each. Marked coins had higher prices.
One buyer was buying all the unmarked 90% quarters for $4 each. There were a couple of quarter folders and one nickel folder. There was a partial roll of 40% Kennedy halves for $7 each.
A shoe box of clad Kennedys were available for $1.50 each. This made me laugh because I had gotten a $500 box of Kennedys and $20 of what I spent was in halves.
I would have liked to look at the nickels and other coins in little plastic bags but with a meeting to go to I bought quickly and left when my money was gone.
Cheers
I still call my accumulation my collection!
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