does anyone collect money?
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I have twin 2 year old girls (turned 2 today, actually). No, I don't collect money anymore.
Money
You can google but the vast majority are worth face or 2 to 4 dollars with very very little exception
You can google but the vast majority are worth face or 2 to 4 dollars with very very little exception
Are they the blue or red ink. If red ink.... Oh boy!!! You can bout name your price and get ready for retirement
Scotty, some coin, silver and collectors in NPR. Should ask there. And yes, we sometimes talk about an array of topics others than Politics.
I have a nice handful of old Canadian Silver Dollars. Apparently, some can go as high as $150.00. But there is a huge difference between what a Coin Shop will give me for them as opposed to what they will resell them for.
I have 2 sets of antique silverware. I haven't checked yet to see if they are silver or coated. If solid, I can have them melted down.
It isn't like I give Dinner Parties or anything. Likely a Bar B Cue on plastic plates. Or, I could take the silver bars and have body piercings made from them.
I have a nice handful of old Canadian Silver Dollars. Apparently, some can go as high as $150.00. But there is a huge difference between what a Coin Shop will give me for them as opposed to what they will resell them for.
I have 2 sets of antique silverware. I haven't checked yet to see if they are silver or coated. If solid, I can have them melted down.
It isn't like I give Dinner Parties or anything. Likely a Bar B Cue on plastic plates. Or, I could take the silver bars and have body piercings made from them.
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I keeps money.
You to eh 820. Funny how things work.
i sold my grandfather's coin collection last summer. the buyer flew in from NY. he had no interest in silver/gold certificates, nor confederate money - said they were worth $5/max & the banks no longer recognize them for silver/gold exchange. he advised me to keep them for my son as heritage.
as well, $2 bills, Susan B Anthony's, newer 50-cent & silver dollars, are apparently face value. what they want are the gold & silver coins from 1700-1960, whereas their value is at least twice their weight & more depending on rarity.
if you can afford to keep them & pass them down, do. but remember that one of the best returns now in the Market, is BOGOF at your local grocery store. Ebay is your best source for CMV.
as well, $2 bills, Susan B Anthony's, newer 50-cent & silver dollars, are apparently face value. what they want are the gold & silver coins from 1700-1960, whereas their value is at least twice their weight & more depending on rarity.
if you can afford to keep them & pass them down, do. but remember that one of the best returns now in the Market, is BOGOF at your local grocery store. Ebay is your best source for CMV.