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Pillar of the Community
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we need pics to determine prices as it depends on condition!
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Pillar of the Community
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 to the Forum!! and   (We can't really give you a reasonable assessment without pictures so we can then determine a grade, then a possible value!) |
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New Member
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Should I post pictures of everything or just certain years?
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Bedrock of the Community
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Of whatever youd like an opinion on. Without knowing the condition of the coin all people can tell you is the melt value
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New Member
United States
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Also sorry about the glare and focus but these are taken with an iphone because I don't have a camera
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Pillar of the Community
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I could use the 27 Peace. I'll send a PM.
Whoops, you don't have PMs turned on. Please send me a PM. Might want that 21 too if it's a D.
Edited by OldSkoolMadSkilz
08/25/2012 10:49 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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No PMs because you need enough posts first. Also not enough posts to sell.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Like nod mentioned once youve been here long enough you could probably unload most of those pretty fast on here if you decided to do so
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New Member
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Yea I belong to two forums and I understand the whole waiting to give newbies access to the for sale forum due to scammers but with paypal transaction the buyer is covered. I also have 2 and a half rolls of Mercury dimes and half a roll of each silver dimes and silver quarters. I know they are pretty much worth melt value(from what I hear at least). Should I wait and get posts and unload them here or is there a better option. I'm an ebay seller but I would get hit too hard on ebay fees with the coins. Since I can't quote anyone @nod the first morgan pictured doesn't have a mint mark but the second one is a D |
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Bedrock of the Community
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The 1807 half is nice grade wise, but unfortunately it looks like someone has scratched some very obvious graffiti on the reverse above the eagle that is going to drop the value of the coin tremendously. detail wise it looks like a VF-20 coin or so but with the graffiti value is probably closer to a Good to VG.
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@condor I did look up the 1807 a little more in the past few days. I saw some with lines known as die cracks. Something like this http://www.jabpublish.com/1812CBH106.jpg maybe its not but I noticed it and I'm not sure how to tell if it is or not |
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Pillar of the Community
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die crack
A raised, irregular line on a coin, ranging from very fine to very large, some quite irregular. These result when a hairline break occurs in a die. Sadly, what you have are not die cracks but were carved into the coin. The key word above is "raised" and if you look at the scratches under magnification you will see that they are not raised.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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I checked tha attribution on the 1807 and it appears to be an O-112 R-1 so it is a very common variety. No chance of extra value there. The O-12 is not mentioned as having any die cracks on the reverse, and even if it did, those scratches over the eagle are exactly that scratches not die cracks.
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All things considered what should I look to get for the 1807?
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