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Valued Member
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who woulda thought the pre 67 dimes be worth 3 dollars! crazy.
oops pre 67 for canadians, 64 for the americans.
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Pillar of the Community
 United States
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A .36169 x $41.28 = $14.93? "What you talking about Willis?"
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United States
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I was joking fellas. I have no idea what the OP meant.
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lolz.
well technically, he is correct. :)
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I believe my good fellows,the OP, presented us with a Conundrum!!
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Rest in Peace
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bigg777bill was a constipated mathematician, so he worked it out with a pencil. The rest of you are just thinking too hard. ***** Quote:
I believe my good fellows,the OP, presented us with a Conundrum! coinundrum |
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I love the 1964 mint sets and the Kennedy memorials they are a super way to collect and play the silver market.
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The rest of you are just thinking too hard I believe I had you pegged too biggfredd  |
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United States
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When all is said and done it's just a hobby, nothing more, for our enjoyment. I could care less if silver goes through the roof or drops to face value. Sometimes we get too uptight, after all this is supposed to be fun. If I wanted to play the market I'd be into trading stocks.
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United States
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big777bill...that's what this post was all about...fun  |
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Sometimes we get too uptight, after all this is supposed to be fun. True enough, Big Bill. It's just that when I can buy silver at a good price, doing that allows me to have even MORE fun!  |
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United States
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Quote:64 Kennedy halves are now worth $32. A stack of sixty-four 1971-up clad Kennedy halves is only worth $7.85... In melt value, that is.   One 1964 Kennedy Half-Dollar will be worth $32 if silver hits $88.47 an ounce...  |
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this is supposed to be fun. If I wanted to play the market I'd be into trading stocks.
Kill two stones with one bird...buy PCGS stock. |
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Posted 04/11/2011 11:08 am
