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Valued Member
 United States
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Hey thanks swamperbob,
I was afraid to give a wrong info to buyers.
Sure, I don't know what to ask. Please give me an offer.
I almost made a pendant out of that old coin.
Coinaholic, I answered you an hour ago. Please check your email.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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samuel tan I would go to about $125 for that coin.
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Rest in Peace
United States
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just to let you see how they look now!  |
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Guatemala
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Samuel,
The "Christopher Colon" coin is from El Salvador. It's actually a fairly sought after piece, as El Salvador is the smallest country in Central America, and it's population is low, and for the time period, larger denomination coins such as a one peso are rather difficult to find. It's a really good piece. Personally, I'd keep that one.
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United States
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COINAHOLIC: javascript:insertsmilie('  ') With new dresses like that, surely they looks sexy. I bet the values are doubled by now. javascript:insertsmilie('  ') I still have 30 libertad similar like that and around 10 pcs Dos Mundos, I am going to list them out as soon I know their prices JMerrick, Thank you for giving me info, but it I want to sell them all. Including Hundreds of Netherlands and Indies. |
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United States
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Just came back from Ponterio. They took the Hookneck, 1749, 1776 and send them to PCGS. Will be auctioned on November 1, 2012 at Stack's Bowers and Ponterio's Auction. I don't know why they past them at first time around, may be too many. They appraised #1 for $300 to $400.-, #2 around $400.- and #3 around $600.-. The last one is on the birth year of United States, therefore will bring higher premium and more buyers. I brought all coins in questioned, they saw those coins in the past and approve them again by both appraisers. Except the Gold coin is a FAKE. It is like Sovereign, many people fake them because it makes easier to buy and sell as "standard" of the coin market. I have the prices of the rest of coins, I will list them soon.      Sorry Swamperbob, I have to sell to much higher price. They auctioned the good coin for $2,500.- to $7,500.- in the past. Just want to confirmed you that the Carolus IIII and Ferdinand are good coins, just under Ponterio minimum's price. I will list them soon. |
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United States
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Here they are, I just want to share what I learned from these old Mexicana coins auction. Sure the Hookneck is very interesting. At the beginning, I thought I could salvaged it and make "key chain" out of tampered old coins. But somebody out there still interested to it. 1776 US birth year is also a surprise for me, now I will pay more attention on that year. If any... The auction is well worth it if I could buy more of these Mexicana coins :). I hope I came across again in the future, but I doubt it.  Another one, (too bad I didn't have the picture) is East Indies Madura Island counter stamp. It brought high premium. *** Edited by Staff to remove private information. *** |
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United States
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I tried to email you but the spam police stopped me  You may want to edit your post as it shows your name and address. Thanks staff! Edited by Kip123
01/29/2013 10:40 pm
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United States
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I just want to share the result of the 1821 Mexicana that I send to NGC. It came back as genuine XF 45 Guadalajara.
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