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Panama
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My most expensive purchase is a counterfeit 1913 V nickel, costed me a small check of a million dollars. |
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United States
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costed me a small check of a million dollars. Was that counterfeit too?  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
7192 Posts |
I have been perusing a commemorative type set for close to 40 years. I have two types left. This 1935 Old Spanish trail coin in a PCGS MS 66 holder leads my most expensive purchase.   |
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Canada
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small check of a million dollars. dont you mean a small loan of a million dollars? Feel free to call me Will.
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 United States
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Edited by small_fortune_
01/27/2016 12:26 am
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United States
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Don't get me wrong, that's a beautiful coin, but I find it hard to believe they gave it the cameo designation.
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United States
109 Posts |
My most expensive is still my Flying Eagle cent which I wish I would have waited to be until after I got the Blue Book because I'm starting to wonder if I got cheated on the price. My most expensive purchase will be when I finally have the funds to purchase an Isabella Quarter. |
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United States
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What grade, date and price on the FEC?
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United States
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United States
4963 Posts |
Nice purchase. May I ask what you paid?
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United States
818 Posts |
I'm primarily a circulating coin collector, so I usually stick to CRH. My only real goals other than to find silver is to find a discontinued design (LWCs and LMCs don't count, I mean something like an IHC or Mercury dime or even a Buffalo nickel.) However, a guy who's about a year younger than me buys coins frequently. The problem is, he's really gullible and overpaid on everything. I remember last year he showed me a 1971 half dollar he got for "only 11 bucks" and a 1957 quarter he apparently paid $23 for. When I asked him why he paid that much, he said he needed one for his collection and the store clerk wouldn't sell it to him otherwise. |
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United States
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I had previously posted my 1887 Seated Liberty half dollar but this coin was actually more: (Yes, I overpaid...)
1851 Seated Liberty Half Dollar  |
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 United States
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Quote:or even a Buffalo nickel. That's your best bet of the coins you mentioned. Get a box and you will probably find one. |
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Valued Member
United States
109 Posts |
I haven't had the FEC graded yet since ANA has been giving me issues with regards to joining. It's an 1857. |
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