U. S. "SILVER" coins & a few "non-silver" coins FOR SALE

[OriolesFan]

@EDWARDO47 - Thanks for your post and interest. All of the silver coins that I had on this thread have been SOLD and removed from post 1. Also, the coins I had and currently have were to be sold, not traded. Sorry. If you're i nterested in any of the remaining coins that I have on post 1, make a reasonable offer (don't forget to add in the shipping cost). In addition to what is on post1, I have complete "silver" sets of Peace Dollars, Walking Liberty Halves, Franklin Halves, Washington Quarters (1932-1964), Mercury Dimes, and Roosevelt Dimes (1946-1964). However, I'd ONLY sell them as complete sets. Again, thanks for your post and interest. Have a good day, Rodney

NOTE: I just saw that TODAY is your BIRTHDAY. Hope you have a very nice BIRTHDAY !!!

[OriolesFan]

Back ttt. ANYONE interested in any that I have on post 1 ? If so, bring on your offer(s). THANKS for checking this thread, Rodney

[OriolesFan]

ttt again. Bring on your offer(s) for any/all of the coins that I still have on POST 1 !!! Let's get a deal done. THANKS for checking this thread, Rodney

[MJSuperCollector]

Hello, Rodney.

I hope you are doing well and looking forward to spring.

Could you please PM me your asking price for each of your complete sets of peace dollars, walking liberty half dollars, Franklin half dollars, Washington quarters, mercury dimes, and Roosevelt dimes? Maybe we can make another deal.

--Andrew

[OriolesFan]

Andrew, thanks for your interest. I have "complete" sets of Peace Dollars, Walking Liberty Halves, Franklin Halves,and Mercury Dimes. In regard to the Washington Quarters (1932-1964) and Roosevelt Dimes (1948-1964), I have "each" silver ones (in the years I have behind them). The Washington quarters and Roosevelt dimes stopped being in 90% silver in 1965-now. The total of 1948-1964 Roosevelt Dimes will probably be the "cheapest" of those sets. Most, if not all, of the others have some coins that value over $100 (the 1916-D Mercury dime is now over $1000 in good condition). The last "RED BOOK" I have is a 2016 volume. So, the "values"sholud be at least 10% higher now. PLMK if you are/aren't still interested. If so, any particular "silver" coin se(s) ? Any "purchasing range (don't forget shipping cost ? I may have forgotten something, but thats all I can think of right now. Hopefully we'll be able to work out a deal NOTE: If we work out a deal, it'd probably be best to send in a USPS Priority Mail Box. So, the size needed would determine the shipping cost. Have a good evening and night, Rodney

[MJSuperCollector]

Thank you for your reply, Rodney. PM sent.

Andrew, thanks for your interest. I have "complete" sets of Peace Dollars, Walking Liberty Halves, Franklin Halves,and Mercury Dimes. In regard to the Washington Quarters (1932-1964) and Roosevelt Dimes (1948-1964), I have "each" silver ones (in the years I have behind them). The Washington quarters and Roosevelt dimes stopped being in 90% silver in 1965-now. The total of 1948-1964 Roosevelt Dimes will probably be the "cheapest" of those sets. Most, if not all, of the others have some coins that value over $100 (the 1916-D Mercury dime is now over $1000 in good condition). The last "RED BOOK" I have is a 2016 volume. So, the "values"sholud be at least 10% higher now. PLMK if you are/aren't still interested. If so, any particular "silver" coin se(s) ? Any "purchasing range (don't forget shipping cost ? I may have forgotten something, but thats all I can think of right now. Hopefully we'll be able to work out a deal NOTE: If we work out a deal, it'd probably be best to send in a USPS Priority Mail Box. So, the size needed would determine the shipping cost. Have a good evening and night, Rodney