2017年3月22日 · Featured "COINS - AS SEEN ON TV!" Featuring RCTV Rare Collectibles TV Discussion in ' Coin Chat ' started by Norsk64, Mar 22, 2017.

2019年5月25日 · Of all Coin TV, there has been the greatest interest in me writing a review of TCV. I will touch on show hosts, coin offerings, presentation, pricing, and customer service. A complete scorecard. The Coin Vault has been on-the-air for 31 years now and the longest running coin show on TV. TCV calls Indiana home, after stints in Tennessee and ...

2019年2月19日 · Welcome to my latest Coin TV critique for 2019. This write-up features America's Value Channel (AVC) coin show, "Collectible Coins with Steve and...

2019年11月24日 · Featured Sulla in Cappadocia: First Meeting with Parthia Discussion in ' Ancient Coins ' started by Sulla80, Nov 24, 2019.

2011年6月7日 · TV Show "Pawn Stars" Guy swaps a 95K car for ALL GOLD Discussion in ' Bullion Investing ' started by dan8802, Jun 6, 2011.

2016年3月18日 · Mike Mezack is on HSN The Coin Vault moved from Franklin Tennessee to Indiana The two brothers Andy Able forgot his brothers name ran the show into the dirt so they brought back Scout Hauck very boring show and coins.

2017年5月23日 · The TV shopping shows serve no such noble purpose, they merely rid people of apparently excess money in exchange for over-priced, over-graded coins. These then become a pox upon honest coin dealers who are forced to defend themselves when making appropriate offers for said coins.

2025年3月7日 · Hello I pulled these two coins / tokens out of a dealers junk box because I liked their look. Can anyone help identify what they are? Thank you

2009年6月29日 · The sale was the first offering of a treasure find ( I knew from recent news reports and details of the business deal that brought the coins to the TV show), that the coins were legit, were NGC certified, and that I liked the nice (expensive) box and booklet that came with it in case I wanted to give it away as a gift.

2025年1月16日 · I purchased this note at the FUN show. It has a denomination of 12 1/2 cents or a "bit." That might seem like odd amount today, but in 19th century...