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[hugo_danner]

I have a couple pounds of coins including 15 silver dollars, a 1/2 ounce gold coin, 2-1 gram gold coins, Walking Liberty and Franklin silver half dollars, old silver quarters, old silver dimes (Roosevelt and Mercury), buffalo nickels, WWII 35% silver nickels, wheat pennies and a few other older American coins.

Will sell at current market price. Please PM me, serious offers only.

[flakfizer]

This is the oddest "for sale" post I've ever seen. Why would you bring over a coin collection? Why would you then sell it? Wy would anyone buy it at "current market price" when they could just wait till they went to the States and buy them there at current market price instead of buying them in Asia and lugging them back? I'll bet there's some pretty interesting anecdote behind all this. Let's hear it.

[hugo_danner]

I collected it slowly since 2000. Some, I got in the Phillippenes and other countries, some I found in Korea, some I already had since I like to collect coins. I just happen to need the money now. No mystery there.

The price of silver and gold has sky rocketed since I bought them. Do you get out much?

[Nambucaveman]

Please only post a response if you have a question or would like to make an offer to the person selling the item.

NC

[hugo_danner]

Here's the total count:

15 Silver Dollars
1-1989 1/2 ounce gold coin
1-1945 1 gram (2 peso) Mexican gold coin
1-1 gram jewelers coin
5 Franklin 1/2 Dollars
7- Walking Liberty 1/2 Dollars
9-90% Silver (pre-1964) Silver Quarters
24 Mercury Head Dimes
24-90% Silver (pre-1964) Roosevelt Dimes
10 Liberty Nickels (1901-1911)
47-35% WWII Silver Nickels
30-Buffalo Nickels
20 Wheat Pennies
5-WWII Steel Pennies
1-1905 Indian Head Penny
Several old Canadian coins (1-1967 dollar, 1-1917 half dollar, 1-1939 silver dime, 1-1920 silver nickel, 2-pennies--1919 and 1884)
1-2000 Blue Titanium "Two Pence Black" 160 year anniversary coin (5 British Pounds value)