I recently purchased this coin collection for $27.50 from someone who was looking to offload their coins – well – I paid $20, but then found a decent silver coin and followed up to give the seller a bit of extra cash! It's important to be honest and forthcoming, and try to do right by people when you can, and I consider this to be an important part of that. How do you think I paid for this collection, given that I spent about 1.5 hours acquiring it, and more searching through it to figure out what to do? I figured that few coin shops would pay more than I did, but I could be wrong.
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Hi Christian how do you tell silver coins on world coins
Christian. I love these world coin searches and cant get enough
You scored!
Like 16 as always Great
I just bought 5 pounds from one of favorite dealers for only $37. Shipping included. I also bought an 1851 Hannover 2 Pfennig from the same dealer. They are in the mail. I don’t expect any silver or old but I hope for varieties.
Nice assortment of world coins. The 10 Pfg. Bank Deutscher Laender 1949 is a pretty neat one. In this condition (EF/ AU) worth around twenty bucks. Greets from GER, U.
Dear CHRISTIAN, NICE TWO POUND OF COINAGE , THAT YOU PURCHASED, I WOULD OF LOVE ESPECIALLY THE
OLD WORLD COINS, AND SILVER WORLD COINS , I LOVE ALL WORLD COINS BUT ESPECIALLY THESE!!GARY BAILEY
Very nice lot; many interesting coins. I’d say you got a pretty good deal for $28!
The older english coins are demonetised for small versions of the same coin
Christian, I am most perplexed by a mintage given for the 1859 Phil.seated dollar. 256,500 were reportedly made yet I can not find a single one for sale. Maybe you could address this on your show. (Been watching for a while now and became a big fan.)