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Friday, July 12, 2013

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Phenomenal Find - 1955 Doubled Die Lincoln Cent

Every treasure hunters dream, this is the obverse of a genuine 1955 Doubled Die Lincoln Wheatie found in a regular modern bank box. Congrats to the new owner!

Phenomenal Find - 1955 Doubled Die Lincoln

Reverse of magestic coin roll find.

Preparing for Silver Season's Running with the Bulls

Scrap silver in all fineness, shapes and sizes are a hot buy for the summer. Literally! Take advantage the low spot and prepare for an active holiday season.

Monumental Find in New York

Joe came across a rare 1870-CC Seated Half Dollar in a field in New York. The overall condition for where it has been is simply amazing!

Monumental Find in New York

Close up obverse view of the 1870-CC Seated Half, notice the preserved details. It's been speculated that this was a mint state coin before being lost in the dirt for 150 years.

Counting the Pennies...

Edmond Knowles from Flomaton, Alabama collected over 1.3 million pennies, before cashing them in for $13,084.59 in 2005. It is believed to be the biggest cash-in of pennies anywhere in the world.

1935B $1 Silver Certificate Low Serial Number

This low serial note in Choice Crisp or higher will command in the neighborhood of $125-$750. In circulated shape with folds, they're worth 20-30% that amount!

Slabbed 1999 Georgia Quarter Error

1999 Georgia Quarter Error Obverse

1999 Georgia Quarter Error Reverse

2011 US Army Commemorative MS69

Here's a quick knee jerk reaction. A clad commemorative is available right now that can be flipped for double the profits! Low mintage + US Army following= Staggering Sales Figures.

2011 US Army Commemorative

Reverse of the coin exhibits a timeless portrait of a minute man in arms. A true classic to come!

In February 2011, I cracked open two $1000 cases of half dollars. In the mix, a beautiful AU condition 1935-S San Diego Early Commemorative. Books at $100.

Reverse of 1935-S San Diego half I uncovered coin roll hunting in Feb. 2011.

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Coin roll searching cents yields tremendous varieties like doubled dies and 95% copper laden coins.

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Friday, July 12, 2013

Life is a hobby, but your hobby is not your life! Enjoy it responsibly : )

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