u/dazanion

Do people do this? Most of the coins I am in need of, across all denominations, are D mint mark. I live in Boston, so I have a cornucopia of P mint marks.

Do people swap boxes from coast to coast? Like I would go get box of nickels and send them to someone in Cali. and they would get one from that side and send it to me. That box should be D heavy, and God knows I need me some D - mint marks.

I imagine that those on the West Coast have a glut of D's and need more P.

We can help each other out, you give me the D, and I'll get you some P.

Is there a Reddit you coin guys use to sell and buy coins? Modern coins, not ancients, but I will need one of them soon too.

I am looking to have a simple silver ring commissioned.

I am uncertain how to proceed.

I am not sure if I should ask here or try to find a local silversmith - there may be a local one here :)

I want this as a ring my wife will wear instead of her wedding set, she works in a bakery and her diamond set is not allowed, she wears a silver silicon band now.

I want to supply the silver - I am a stacker and want to make it from silver from my own stack. From what I understand a ring will take between 6 and 8 grams. I can supply a full 1 ozt 9999 Maple or an appropriate amount of 1g 999 mint rounds. I feel most want to use Sterling and will baulk at me supplying the silver, but this is my one condition, I supply the silver.

I am in Boston and would love to have someone local if there is anyone on here or if you are aware of anyone you could recommend.

What is the change from 90% silver to clad announced prior to it happening? Because I could see a lot of people hoarding coins from 1964 and earlier as soon as they found out that they were being discontinued