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D. I’m still laughing after reading your FAQ info! Picture attached. I have a huge number of coins from my mother in law. She was a bank teller for 30 yrs. I have over 1200 silver dimes (yes, early dates, lol, Pennie’s 1800s, 1921, 1922 & 1923 silver dollars, quarters, nickels. Majority are beautiful, full bands on the mercury dimes. I have a spread sheet I can send. Oh, I do have some new stuff (after 1965) but I’m not interested in it. And yes, many of the old coins have legit errors. Like a 2 over a 1 among other things. I’d love for you to look at my spreadsheet, see if anything catches your eye and I can send pictures? Thanks and thanks for making my day!
Asked on May 28, 2024
The pre-65 silver is worth about 10x face value. We’d like to buy them. No need for a sheet or pics. You don’t have errors, people don’t even know what that means. The coin you submitted is counterfeit, check the weight to confirm it’s light. Call us to sell.
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