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NY 9/11 Quarter #19/100 Sold For a Nice Price
Sold for $373. Not bad for an MS66 modern. -
Re: Anybody have a phone number for PSASETGUY?
714-373-9800 -
Re: what metal wears faster.....silver or copper?
coin silver (90/10) has a density of .373 and Copper has a density of .323, the lower the number, the harder the metal, so copper is harder, but not by much. stainless steel - .285 copper - .323 coin silver - .373 fine silver - .379 24k gold - .698 platinum - .775 -
Re: 9/11 coins
One sold on a Heritage Auction a month or two back. It went for $373. #19/100. Mine is #95. -
Re: D. Lee hot . . .
2 HR tonight, 2 RBI. I keep thinking he's cooling off, but then he rebounds. BA .373, 30HR. -
Please help me to grade and to give the price to that Norwegian coin
Any help is strongly appreciated and sorry for the scan, that complicates my question Norway 1915 25 ore Silver KM # 373 What grade and the price, according to Krause would you think? -
Re: Corroded Cornwallis
My gut tells me that it is zinc. It has a BHM number of 373. I have found other medals by the medalist on German sites. The medal is referred to as "Zinnmedaille." -
Re: The Great NICKEL Coin Melt
<< <i>454 grams = 1 lb. >> I was using Troy Pounds (373 grams = 1lb). Are the metals commodity (futures) prices are listed in Avoirdupois Pounds or Troy pounds ? -
Re: Very happy to add this 1733 MO MF 1 real to my Mexico collection 1732-1771
I think I got it for a good price paid 373$ all-in (includes the 20% juice Great Collection charges). I was expecting to pay more to be honest but very glad I did not have to. I would have probably gone twice that amount. I simply did not want to lose it I have been waiting a while for one to show up for sale.
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