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if so, buy this auction. at the buy it now price, its a steal.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...46&category=525

50,000 coins, even if selling for $1 each, is still 135% profit. and i guarantee you, those morgans will go for $20-400 each, and not to mention the 25 gold pieces that go for 300-2000 each.

its a fucking steal. and i wish i had that kind of money.

if any of your parents are rich, or at least have 30k chillin', buy this, sell it off in pieces, and make a fucking killing.
 
I don't really know anything about coins but, aren't Washington quarters the regular one's? That guy is like I've got lots of "Washingon quarters" I thought those were just regualar. Anyway..??? :huh:
 
Originally posted by dcsports413@Jun 12 2003, 03:05 PM
I don't really know anything about coins but, aren't Washington quarters the regular one's? That guy is like I've got lots of "Washingon quarters" I thought those were just regualar. Anyway..??? :huh:
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I think that refers to Bicentinial quarters.
 
washingtons have been around since 1932... and EVERY silver coin pre 1964 is 90% reall silver clad. Silver is going for $3.xx and ounce now a days, just for the silver content. add it to the value of the coin, and you got your self a fucking investment.

some early washington quarters are worth a butt load.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...&category=39462

thats 2 coins, in crap condition.
 
i still am.

I buy and sell on ebay all the time.

buy low, sell high. make profit.


What i do, is buy a big lot of coins, keep what i want, and then re-sell the rest :)
 
coins are a great investment.
I was BIG into it when i was a kid.... 1992-93 is when most my coins stop, so i'm assuming thats when i got out of the sceene.
I bought pretty much everything i have with my paper route money (60 bucks a week TOPS) and now, i would say i have between 10 and 20 grand worth or coins :)
 
i got an old coin book laying around somewhere to check on an old quarter or somethin now and then. i'm gonna sell some for the silver because i can't find a single one thats worth something
 
lol

hang on to it man.... it might be worth 2 or 3 cents over face value right now.... but just wait.

i bought a morgan dollar for about 10 bucks way back when in nine douce... now, its worth well over 150.
 
B, check your math on that. There's NO WAY 5 quarter's weighs a pound...

96 grams = 3.3863003 ounces
 
new quarters- no.

pre 64 are silver. silver is more dense, and they weigh more.

holding a new and an old in opposite hands, you can tell the difference easily


1932-1964 Washington Quarter, Silver Alloy
Designed by: John Flanagan
Issue dates: 1932-1964
Composition: 0.900 part silver, 0.100 part copper
Diameter: 24.3 mm
Weight: 96.45 grains
Edge: Reeded
Business strike mintage: 3,780,077,001
Proof mintage: 19,911,592
 
Originally posted by pissedoffsol@Jun 13 2003, 03:02 AM
new quarters- no.

pre 64 are silver.  silver is more dense, and they weigh more.

holding a new and an old in opposite hands, you can tell the difference easily


1932-1964 Washington Quarter, Silver Alloy
Designed by: John Flanagan
Issue dates: 1932-1964
Composition: 0.900 part silver, 0.100 part copper
Diameter: 24.3 mm
Weight: 96.45 grains
Edge: Reeded
Business strike mintage: 3,780,077,001
Proof mintage: 19,911,592
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And what, might I ask is a "grain"? :p

Wait, I found it... One GRAIN = .0648 Grams.

Thank you Mr Wizard. :owned:
 
1 grain = 0.0647989 gram



hey i answered before you had that up there :(





**see i can add this and it wont say shit because i didnt check that box :) **
 
Nope. If I edited it BEFORE you post, no "edited time" is added. If you posted before I edited, it adds the "edited time" to my post.

So Nyah. :p

[edited] testes [/edited]

[edit #2] Dammit, he's right! :rolleyes: [/edit]
 
actually it doesnt unless you check the box that says

"Add the 'Edit by' line in this post?"


:p
 
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