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MS-66 means that it could be in a mint set but might not be. MS-66 is a very high grade for a coin . but if I were you if you are buying off the internet or offf an auctoin wherer you can't see the coin don't buy it. NEVER BUY A COIN WITHOUT LOOKING AT IT. the reason I say this is because I know somebody who was ordering a rare penny off the internet when they got it the coin was DEFACED.
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Where can you get a thousand dollar bill?
You have to go to a currency (paper money) dealer or buy one at auction. For example: see the Related Link
What is the value of 1921 Morgan silver dollar printed in philadelphia circulated?
This coin is the most common, highest mintage Morgan dollar of all. circulated coins are only $16.00- $19.00 retail.Also, coins are struck or minted. Paper money is printed.
How much a 1935 paper dollar woryj?
How much a 1934 paper dollar worth
Which paper company supplies paper for the US dollar?
Crane Paper Co.
26 coins in a dollar which ones?
None. There are no coins in a dollar. A dollar is a paper bill.
How do you make a ring out of paper like the ones made out of a dollar but out of regular paper?
cut a piece of paper in the shape of a dollar bill and follow the rest of the instructions
What does round dollar mean?
A dollar coin, as opposed to a paper bill.
What is the true value of the paper dollar today?
I would say a dollar...
Is static auctions the most common auction model for large purchases?
Static auctions are not the most common auction model for larger purchases. A static auction is an auction that requires bidders to hold up paper cards. The most common auction is a reverse auction for large purchases.
What is a dollar made of?
crane paper
Dollar General do dollar general sell printing paper?
i think so.
What is a 1894 twenty dollar gold coin worth?
The 1895 P Morgan Dollar is known as the "King of the Morgan Dollars" because it is the rarest and most valuable of the entire Morgan Dollar series. PF-68 specimens of this rare coin have sold for upwards of $120,000 at auction. According to U.S. Mint records, the Philadelphia Mint struck only 12,000 regular circulation Morgan Dollars in 1895, and struck only 880 Proof specimens. However, only 75 to 80 of the 1895 Morgans have been accounted for, all of them Proofs. Where did 12,000 plus coins go? Numismatic scholars are divided in their opinions as to why the 12,000 business strike specimens of the 1895 P Morgan Silver Dollar have vanished into history. Most believe that the coins were never minted in the first place, and that this notation in the Mint accounting ledgers is in error. Some believe that the coins were minted, but melted down for various reasons. It's even believed that the coins may have been lost at sea in a shipwreck. If you ever find one... the sky's the limit with this coin.
