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 But this is getting seriously close to the hallowed PO-01.  |
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FR-02
I am currently doing the same thing to my 1892-O in FR-02 (thanks CCF!) it's weird carrying a silver dollar around but it makes for interesting conversations.
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Well I learned something. I didn't even know there was a grading below Good 4. Why the he!! would anyone want to waste money grading something that bad. Should be melted down to recover the silver.
Edited by gweidion
07/29/2015 08:57 am
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Well I learned something. I didn't even know there was a grading below Good 4. Why the he!! would anyone want to waste money grading something that bad. Should be melted down to recover the silver. 1. It is not a waste 2. Some coins ALWAYS have numismatic value over melt value 3. It is called a lowball, people collect these, and sometimes they get expensive |
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Posted 07/28/2015 5:57 pm
