

2018-S Silver Reverse Proof Kennedy Half Dollar
This is a beautiful coin. The reverse proof with its details I love.
Mintage: 199,116


This is a beautiful coin. The reverse proof with its details I love.
Mintage: 199,116
Recent acquisition. I just started collecting these and would appreciate any and all tips on what to look for and how to obtain good choices.
Nice beauty hot off the grade sheet...
Goodies back from grading! Anyways nice strait grade...VF-25
“Jubilee Head”
Recently added this to the collection. I’ve got a few vintage silver dollars and some francs but was lacking in crowns.
*ungrateful treasonous guerrila fighter shown for scale*
8 Reale just arrived today. I really like it as is think the quality is grand. I would like to know what you all think and if you think this is worth sending in for grading? If yes, then which grading company would you recommend and why, PCGS, NGC or CAC?
~ tomcat
$100 later and idk how to feel about it. My LCS already charges a $6 premium above spot for ASEs, but the owner said he would give me the graded one for $100 (fair market value). Is the MS70 going to do me any better down the road over a non graded oz? I hope so..
Anyone relate to not being able to turn off the spigot and keep buying these lovely coins?! I mean, don't get me wrong, I love collecting them, looking at them, shoot, thinking about them. But when, if ever, does it become a compulsion that's maybe not so healthy?
Seriously responses only, please.
I think PCI was a little harsh on this one
I recently picked this up for my type set. There are nicks in a horizontal line across the neck. Did they happen during minting or after release?
Over the past six months I’ve been finding coins that I’ve wanted for years. Not high grades, which are superabundant, but decent circulated hole fillers. The latest was an 1884CC half eagle in F15. It's in an IGC holder, but so what. When will I see another one?
Has anyone else noticed this for what they collect?