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My wife found this one today at the local supermarket coin machine: (View Post)

Something different, and inexpensive. A vintage paper pulp "wooden nickel", worth a nickel : (View Post)

. But it is only $10 in silver "melt". So high bullion prices don't have much impact on the price of this item. I think to could sell for $25 to $35 if auctioned on eBay. (View Post)

I think a strong-O coin should have a significant premium to the typical weak-O. How many die pairs struck the 1909-O ? Perhaps there is a small die scratch somewhere that would confirm a D or O mint… (View Post)

I have a table there, although I don't have much inventory at this time. (View Post)