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those are not silver, bro. just look at the side - it's a copper nickel sandwich. That's an indicator you can use to determine any silver change in US without looking at the date. Makes for much quicker searching. As for 1965-1970 40% halves. My local coin guy back in Texas can hardly give...

My uncle back home pays my younger brother partly in notes and in silver coins/ounces. There's a family awareness about metals. Back in TX, I'm thinking of asking the coin dealer for whom I a lot of repair/renovation work to pay me 1 ounce of silver per hour as long as the price stays between...

There's a 1990, 91 or 92 (can't remember year) kilo proof kook in a leather box at Strand coins for spot + 10%. Apart from that, there is a set of 1 kilo through 1 ounce (definitely 1992) for spot plus 10%. I just didn't have 2500 some odd dollars in my pocket! This is news as of yesterday (6...

Also, there's a 1990, 91 or 92 (can't remember) kilo proof kook at Strand coins for spot + 10%. Apart from that there is a set 1 kilo through 1 ounce definitely 1992 for spot plus 10 also. I'm going to post this in the Silver thread.

guys, if someone is standing there, walk away, unless you think you can outlast them. only first person gets it. maybe this would be an appropriate time to use a catheter. maybe offer people some coffee so they can "stay awake" then when they gotta go, they gotta go, and you can just stand...

Maybe good to have a sacrificial coin for them to handle. Two reasons; so they are satisfied kinesthetically in handling a coin and so they can see what handling a coin does at the same time.

Wynyard Coin Centre is have a sale Friday 22 (8:30AM-5:30PM) and Saturday 23 (9AM-4PM) in June. I bought a few coins at their shop and they stuffed some pamphlet in the carry bag and it says. I won't be there to try to someone else here should. zee goldz for cheapy.

Well, I've tried to keep it respectful and informative. If it is not in your best interest to have this thread up, I won't be offended if you delete it. Also, one of the comments made by the staff included, "yeah a little silver polish will clean it right up" or something to that effect. :rolleyes:

well, the lady working at the front was attractive and nice

So I walk into Aus. Bullion Co down in Sydney and ask to see their random selection of stuff they buy off customers. They had two 1/2 oz Monkeys for $26 per coin. One was not in the capsule so I decided I'd probably let that one go, and the other had a capsule in good condition. As the lady was...

I didn't want to bother programming so I just used Google docs. Cool program though, bro.

More than double. Albeit one cent more than double. DYODD

I stopped by Roxbury's gold exchange place at 290 Boundary street in Brisbane and saw some single oz kooks koalas and some roo's for $42. I didn't pick any up (got a 2009 1/2 oz koala for $21 though). I know that's high for some stuff but I didn't know enough to decide whether that was good...

-A 10 ounce bar when silver was $46 - paid $470. -A roll of standing liberty quarters that were 10% under weight because of wear - luckily I made a $60 profit on these when I sold at $36 even though I sold them based on weight, not face value like the person from whom I purchased them.

Title of thread answers your questions, brando.

I bet this has been covered before. Which ones are reasonable? I'm not looking for a lot of volume it would be a few coins only. Interested in coin shops and bullion shops. Thanks! Point me in right direction if I'm missing something. Yes, I used the search function first. :cool:

whaaaa? how did you get the edges all round and what did you buff it with? that looks nice man!

the one on the right is fake. note the font used and the general cartooniness of the right side coin.