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TwoSides2aCoin
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TwoSides2aCoin
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**WOW** 161 year old lady and still lookin' good! Has the details of a Very Fine, but has a small after-market hole. If this coin were pristine, the price guide lists it at $5,000. View the pictures, judge Miss Liberty accordingly and make a strong bid! Who else do you know that has a coin as old and historical as this one? Exactly how old is this coin? Millard Fillmore was serving as the 13th President in 1852, and, according to legend, this coin was made into his mistress' necklace. I would submit it to a historical auction house, but I don't have the time to wait for 6 months on payment and pay them 30% commission. My loss is your gain!
**Estate Sale Find** 1890 S Seated dime in decent condition. Legend has it that this very coin was used in the coin toss for the 1st Army-Navy football game on November 29th, 1890 with Naving winning by a score of 24-0 at West Point. Since being used as the coin toss coin, it has been a pocket piece for a Great Grandpa, Grandpa and son who were all the head groundskeepers in NY. Bid accordingly on this historic coin and display it proudly. Coins of this rarity and beauty seldom, if ever, come to market. If the bid reaches $1000, I will personally ensure it is mounted in a beautiful white 2x2 mylar holder and shipped to you via priority, insured mail requiring your signature upon arrival. How can you lose on this deal?
And HERE is my challenge. No betting, but I bet it grades, as it is.
They are what they are and the market can't change that. But coins can "change" the market.
Might be ugly, but it's genuine.
Ending today :
Nothing over $30 (yet)
Link to eBay…. got gold ?
Whoever keeps promoting THE DIP often causes a paradigm shift which creates dipsticks and more often than not, keeps even better coins from grading.
Don't blame me... I just submit them.
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Always looking for good coins. Unfortunately there's a "stigma" tism attached to the widgets I like to buy. I prefer authentic American , undamaged... but I can't always get what I want.
So you can get it for way less than what I got into it. I'm into this for a lot more than it's bid up to... that's the cost of this game when prices go from 1900 to 1300 in a couple years and a guy upgrades his Dansco 7070 type set for more, or less .
Here's my extra middle finger !