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Valued Member
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Found a 1959 catalogue  .Listed are dealer prices in circulated and brilliant uncirculated, mostly it only lists key dates. Large Cents1858- 4.25 1891 small date-13.00 1907h- 4.00 Five Cents1858 small date- 4.00 1858 large date- 30.00 1875h- 15.00 1884 - 20.00 1921- 160.00 1925- 3.00 1926 far- 2.50 Ten Cents 1872h- 20.00 1875h- 35.00 1884 - 35.00 1889- 80.00 1893round top 150.00 1936 dot 500.00 Twenty Five Cents1875h- 45.00 Fifty Cents1890h- 35.00 1894- 10.00 1904- 5.00 1921- 1000.00 1932- 2.75 1947 maple curved 7-95.00 1948- 1.25 Silver Dollars1948- 1.25 All above were between VF_EFA few premium brilliant uncirculated.1891 small date- 275.00 1923 small cent- 90.00 1925 small cent- 70.00 1936 dot cent- 2000.00 Five Cents1875h- 225.00 1884- 250.00 1921- 550.00 1925 and 26- 100.00 and 75.00 respectively. Ten Cents1872h- 275.00 1875h- 550.00 1884- 500.00 1889- 700.00 1889- 700.00 1893 round- 750.00 1936 dot- 2000.00 Fifty Cents1890h- 500.00 1894- 300.00 1904- 160.00 1921- 3200.00 1932- 250.00 |
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Pillar of the Community
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Valued Member
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 Anybody got access to a time machine. |
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Pillar of the Community
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Quote:
I'll take em all!  Quote:
Anybody got access to a time machine. Even if I did, I wouldn't say  |
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Valued Member
Canada
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If I had the time machine, I would go back and get all these coins in large quantity and mint state and bring em back.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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1948 silver dollars at $1.25? Wow take me back to those days
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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remember when you could buy a Hersey bar for a nickel?
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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I'm betting that the 48 for a buck and a quarter was a type-o for the year 1959.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Just remember that after you go back in your TARDIS any purchases you then make must be made with 1959 or earlier currency.
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United States
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For US it's easy. You buy up a bunch of cheap $1 silver certificats at slightly over face, go back to 1964 & cash them in, then take the 1920s silver dollars, go back to 1932, & swap those for gold. Lather, rinse, repeat!
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Valued Member
Canada
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One would almost think one fell into a meeting of dreamers. Is the door open fro another?  |
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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I wish they were still priced like that.
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well according to the Charlton book I have from 1980 you could get a 1948 for 300.00
then 10 years later Charlton has the 1948 for 1000.00 in AU
and now 2013 48 AU is 1500.00
So I guess back in 1959 to get a 48 for a 1.50 maybe should have read 15.00 instead ? any thoughts ?
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Pillar of the Community
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1962 Charlton,s lists 1948 dollar at $70 unc.
In 1948 you could have had one for a buck.
"Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Yes and No.......
If you did go to the bank in 48 and asked...they always said there aren't any for this year.
My first purchase was a choice set of all but the 48 because he(the seller) was told that there were none for that year.
Now if he had gone back late in 48,.. you/he then could have had it for a buck,.. if that bank actually did receive any....
Luckily, the one 47 that he received was a pointed 47 with the dot. At that time, ... I had no idea what I was buying and nor did he in selling all of them in one shot to me.
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07/27/2013 1:06 pm
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