1. Are quarters from 1965 or 1776-1976 worth above face values?
2. What coins generally have silver? Do most coins prior to 1964 (nickel & pennies) have silver in them?
3. What mint mark should I be looking for (which one has has lower mintage)?
4. Are pennies from 1965-1975 of any value?

My grandma would like to sell these would be very intrested to see if there’s anything of worth also have a few pages of penny reds

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For some reason, the hyperlinks from my older posts are not pasting new posts. I tried the various suggestions regarding pasting in edit mode and in markdown mode and still not working like it used to for me. And it would take days to recreate and I think there is some setting I'm not aware of. Any suggestions would be most welcome. The only real option at this time is to [GO HERE] for PMS. CLAD [GO HERE]. There you will find my full inventories with pics and or vid links all on one google doc spreadsheet. What is posted here is a very small slice of what is available. The document is always current, so you can browse it at any time for the most current inventory.
Grading. Grades are approximated and used to price point the coin. If you see something on a coin that you believe alters the grade, send a chat and, let's discuss it. In previous posts, I have had absolutely NO extra space to get wordy as you get cut off at like 40,000 some such characters. With the spreadsheet links, I can now get into more details about a coin, but not Im going to retroactively adjust descriptions.
Details, cleaned or polished means this coin will not likely grade and refers to the most obvious examples. That does not mean that one that is not designated as such will grade. I do not consider a dipped coin a details designation. Cleaned to me means there are cleaning lines, and often in the eyes of a grading company it is a matter of degree. Most mid-1800s proof coins have cleaning lines that are straight-graded. Typically I do not designate a coin with modest cleaning lines as cleaned or other minor detractors that MAY hold back a straight grade but instead, place a lower price on it. Many of these raw coins will not straight grade. Again, Im only going to call out the obvious examples, and we can discuss any coin you need more info on to make a decision. If you are planning on submitting your coin, please ask if I think the coin will grade. Early copper for instance is notorious for environmental damage yet the coin is still attractive for the type set collector. Again if you are planning on getting a coin graded or even just want more confidence about it, let's review the coin under a microscope and even UV light, etc, video.
I use "Making the Grade" Third edition to estimate grades. I also use the narrow definition of Scott travers when calling a coin uncirculated (no breaking in luster on the high points). Often, I have a coin slabbed in my PC that serves as a comparison. BU to me means a very choice example of an uncirculated. MS62-MS66. IF YOU ARE NOT happy with your purchase SAY SO. Don't be shy. Full refunds for coins that do not meet your expectations are encouraged.
Shipping is $4-$15. Venmo, Zelle, CashApp, PPFF. No notes. Credit Card add 3%
Half Cent
1809 VG10 $60
Large Cent
1794 Large Cent VF details $800 (Bids $1675 in VF20 and a VF details sold on eBay for $1600)
1795 Condor token $45
1802 VG $120
1802 Cent F15 Nice coin $260 (below bid)
1803 VG10 $150
1803 F $240
1812 Sm Date VF $500 (grey $700) off-center strike
1817 Large Cent with 13 Stars $120
1817 XF $160 13 stars
1818 VG10 $30
1819/8 VF30 Rare $125
1820 VF $45
1845 VG/F $20
1846
1846 XF Tall Date $90
1847 VF+/XF $35
1848 F+ $25
1849 VG/F $24
1850 VF+ $35
1855 VF/XF rim dings $20
1855 AU+ $120
1854 $20
1888 1C Canadian AU $5
Indian
1860 VG10 Details $12
1861 VF $60
1863 $8
1863 $8
1864 Bronze VF $45
1864L G weak L $40
1865 Fancy 5 XF $42
1866 F $80
1868 AG $25
1870 Shallow N VG6 $100
1870 XF40 Bold N $225 (Cleaned with a jewelers cloth) Bid is $335, CPG $436 so steeply discounted
1871 IHC VG10 $120
1875 VG $22 Lt Graffitt
1876 $40
1876 VG $40
1878 IHC XF45 $225 (nice coin)
1881 XF $25
1884 XF $28
1886 Ty2 F $38
1889 VF $8
1889 XF/AU Rev-glue $20
1895 XF45 $20
1895 MS++ $75
1900 BU-RB $80
1900 G $2
1902 AU $5
1904 VF30 $3.50
1905 XF+ $4
1907 BURD ~ MS63 $120
1908s VF $120
1908S XF$160
Lincoln
1914D VG8 NGC $220
1930S 1C PCGS MS65RD $110
1931S 1C NGC MS64 RB $210
1937 MS66RD $50
1937 MS66RD $50
1939 MS66RD $34
1948D PCGS MS66RD $60
1950 MS66RD $80
1950D MS66RD $42
1951S MS66RD $42
1954 PCGS MS64RD x 2 $6
1954 PCGS MS65RD $8
1941-1961D mostly BU Lincoln Set $50
1942 $2
1944 BURD $4
1952S BURD $5
1954 BURD $2
1954D BURD $4
1958 BURD $2
1960 BURD+ $1
1960 BURD++ $1
2C Pieces
1864 x 4 $22 ea
1864 damaged $10
1865 $20
1866 $27
1870 2C AU58 $195 (below bid)
Clad 3C
1865 & 1868 3 Cent $20 both
1867 VF $21
1868 VG $18
1881 VF $25
Shield Nickels
1867 5C Choice AU $110
Liberty Nickels
1885 G $240
1897 AU+ $70
1903 G $1.50
1906 UNC $80
1907 AU+ 5C (arguably unc) $55
1908 XF $20
1910 XF+ $32
1911 XF+ $25
Silver 3C
1851 F $45
1852 VG $38
1852 F $45
1852 3C PCGS AU53 $175
1853 G $30
1853 VG $38
1853 F $45
Buffalo
1913 Ty ! AU+ $22
1913D Ty1 AU $45
1913S Ty1 AU $80
1916D VF+ $28
1916S F15 $80
1919 VG $2.5
1919 VF $6
1924 F $3
1924 XF $20
1926 s VG/F$55
1927 XF+ $11
1928 VG $2
1928 D AU+ 5C $50
1929 x 6 f/VF $1.50 ea
1929S XF $13
1930 VF$5
1934 VF $4
1934D VF $9
1935D XF+ $25
1935 S AU55 $25
1936D VF30 $4
1936S AU+ $20
1937XF+ $4
1937 UNC Blue electric tint $16
1937D AU
1938D MS65 NGC $60
1938D BU $20
1938D MS65 Range $35 PIC
1938D MS 65/6 $40
Jefferson
1938S BU $6.50
1942 and 1942D $.25
1943S 35% BU $10 x 2
Bust Half Dimes
1831 AU58 WOW $285 (bid is $375)
1835 F12 Bust Lg Date Sm 5C $65 (grey $83)
1835 F/VF $90
1836 Capped Bust H10C AU det. $150 (rim nicks, Lt. hairlines)
Seated Half Dimes
1852 F $30
1853 H10c XF45 $80
1856 VF $30 cleaned
Bust Dimes
1830 G+ $50 (bid ~$70)
1831 VG8 $50
1833 VG $42
1833 VG $45
1833 F12 $84 (F15 obv, VG10 rev)
1833 VF30 $120 (grey $120)
1834 AG/G $35 (below bid)
1835 F15 Obv, VG Rev $75
1835 XF $200 (below bid)
Seated Dimes
1853 VF $36
1854 F $22
1862 F+ $30
1876CC G/VG $22
1877CC G details rev damage
1877CC AG $5.50
1877CC G (rev nic) $20
1886 VG $15
Barber
1892 XF+ $70
1901 VF$12
1902 AU58 $90
1904 VF $12
1905 UNC$140
1905 XF+ $30
1908 VG$5.50
1910 VF $12
1911 VG $6
1911S VF$22
1912 AU+ +$80
1912D XF45 $35
1913 VG $6
1913 XF+ $25
1914D XF $24
1916 F12 $4
Mercury Dimes Losta Mercury dates on the spreadsheet
1916D NGC AG3 Cleaned $685
1921 F15 $90
1926 G $2.75
1931 VG $6
1931S VG $9
1931S F+ $12
1934 VF $3
1937 XF $3
1937D VF $3.50
1938 PF66 NGC $340
1940 UNC FSB $20
1941 F $2.20
1941 PCGS AU50 $10
1942S BU $8 (I have multiples)
1943 FSB$14
1943D BU $10
1943D BU FSB $16
1943S BU $10 (I have more of these)
1944 BU++ $18
1944D MS66 FSB $60
1945 BU $10 (I have many more of these)
Roosie
1954 PCGS PR67 $40
1960 NGC PF67CAM $22
1963 PCGS PR68CAM $25
1984S PCGS PR69DCAM$8
1993S PR69DCAM $10
1955S 10C BU$3 (x50)
1993S PR69DCAM silver $12
1997S PR69DCAM $10
1998S PCGS PR69DCAM $8
2006S PCGS PR69DCAM $10
2009S PCGS PR69DCAM Silver $12
2011S PCGS PR69DCAM Silver $12
1947D BU $3
1948D BU $3
1948D BU $3
1953 BU $3
1953D BU $3
1955S BU $3
20 Cent Pieces
1875S ANACS Soapbox EF40 $240
1875S 20C XF45 $250
Bust Quarters
1834 25C VF30 $170
1836 VF30 scratch $140
1836 VF35 $200
Seated quarters
1854 arrows F filled hole $20
1857 F details $20
1857 XF45 $120 (could swing AU)
1876 XF $62
1876S AG $18
1876s VG $25
1876s F+ $36
1877 G $18
1877 25C XF Details repaired $15
1877 CC VG $50
1877S G $18
1891 VF $48
Barber Quarters better
1892 XF45 $90 Rainbow tone
1894S AG/G $13.50
1897 VG $10
1899 VG x 3 $9
1899 AU58 (problem free) $160
1901 AU+ $110
1905S AG $35
1906D G + $6.50
1907O $6
1907S G $10
1908 VG $8
1908D AG/G $6.00
1909D G $6.25
1910D G $12
1911 AU+ $135
1911 D F15 $175 (rare this nice)
1912 VG $8
1914 VG $8.50
1915 S VG $38 PIC (704,000 pop) Grey bid is $46
1915D $6
1916D XF $45
1916D VF $25
1916D G $6.50
1916D VG $9
1916D VG+ $9
1916D AU $110
SLQ
1917 Ty1 F+ $60
1918D BU FH $400
1920 VG$15
1920 F $20
1920 VF20 $15 Rev scratch
1923 VG+ $18
1925 MS63+$285
1926 VG $7.50
1926 F $9
1926D VG$15
1926D F $24
1926S G+ $9
1926S F $15
1927 VF $12
1927 VF $12
1927D Gx 4 $13 ea
1927D VG $17
1927D VG10 $22
1927S VG $60
1927S VG+ $68
1928 VG $7.5
1928 F $8
1928 F15 $12
1928S VG $8
1928s VG10 $8
1928S F $12
1929 VG $7.50
1929 VG10 $8
1929 VF $12
1929D F $12
1930S VG $7.50
1930S VF $12
1930S XF 1 2 3 4 $30
1930S XF45 2 $45
Slabbed Washingtons
1944 NGC MS66 $50
1950 NGC MS66 $50
1954S NGC MS65 $28
1956 PCGS PR68 $60
1958 PCGS PR67 $25
2004S TX PCGS PR69DCAM $15
2005S CA PCGS PR69DCAM $15
Washington 25C
1932D XF $155
1932 D AU $275
1932S AU+ cleaned $130
1934 AU+ $20
1934 BU $35
1935D VG $5.75
1945S BU 25C $22
1954D BU+ $12
1956 BU++ x18 $10 ea
1957 PROOF+ $16 PIC
1958D AU+ $5.75
1959D MS63 $8
1960D UNC $5.75
1960D Blast BU $7.50
1962 Proof $8
1963 Proof $8
Bust Halves
1823 Ugly 3 VF25 $300 (scratch)
1824 XF45 $210
1826 VF25 $115
1827 Sq base, no knob XF45 $185
1829 F $85 sm letters
1830 VF Lg 0 O-122 R1 $100
1830 XF45 ANACS (Lg0,sm Let) $220
1833 VF20 $90 1833 VF20 $85
1834 Large Date Small Letter F12 $75
1835 Capped Bust Half F12 $80 (obv F15, rev VG)
1835 VF $95
1835 XF Details (scratch rev) $120
1836 LE VF30 $90
1836 LE VF20 $85
1836 LE XF45 50C $225
Seated Halves
1843O 50C AU53 $425
1854 50C G $40
<1854> F light rev scratch $58
1857o 50c AU55 $500 (way below bid)
1860 50c AU $375 (bid)
1860O AG $30
1867S AU58 $750 (super flashy)
1873 50C W Arrows XF $185
1875 VF30 $90
1876 50c XF $125
Walkers
1917D Obv G $25
1917D rev PIC $24
1917S G $14
1919D $35
1919D 50C G $40
1919S AG $20
1920 F rim ding $18
1937 UNC $60
1938D F Cleaned $60
1938D VF30 $100 (CPG $128)
1939D AU $30
1940S BU++ $70
1941 AU+ $22
1942 AU$20
1942 UNC $30
1943 BU $38
1943 AU+ $22
1943D AU $20
1945S MS65 CAC Fatty NGC $165
1947 D BU++ $55
Franklin Slabs
1950D PCGS MS64FBL $70
1955 PCGS MS64 $34
1963 NGC MS65 $35
Kennedy Halves 1965 SMS MS67 $40 1982S PR69DCAM $10
Seated Dollars
1859O Seated VF30 $430
Graded Morgans
1880/9 PCGS MS63 $180
1881S MS64 CAC Fatty NGC $140
1881S MS64 NGC Fatty $120
1881 CC PCGS MS63 $775
1883O Binion BU NGC $120
1883S NGC AU50 $180
1885 MS64 ANACS
1885O MS63 Rattler $110
1885O MS64 NGC Fatty $120
1886 PCGS BU $90
1886 PCI MS63 $75
1887 NGC BU Binion (~MS62) $150
1887S PCGS AU58 $150 PL mirrors
1889CC Morgan NGC VF35 $2750
1889CC Morgan NGC F12 $1350
1889S PCGS AU55 $180
1892 AU58 $310 (one of those 58s that looks better than a 61)
1921 Binion $90
Peace Dollars
1921 F $170
1921 XF $250
1921 XF45 $250
1921 AU $275
1921 NGC MS62 Peace $650
1922D AU (rim) $34
1923 MS60 bag marks $34
1924 VF $34
1924 AU+ $38
1925 AU $36
1925 AU $38
1925 BU $45
1925 UNC+$42
1925S NGC MS61 $190
1926 XF $36
1926D F $32
1926 D AU55 $80
1926 S UNC $100
1927 XF $40
1927 AU $60
1927 AU58 $80
1927 AU58 $80
1927 UNC hairlines $100
1927 AU53 $65
1927S AU $90
1927S AU+ $125
1928 Key Date UNC+ $400
1928 BU $420 (450 grey ms60)
1928S VF+/XF $36
1928 S VF30 Rev ding $40
1928S XF $40
1928 S AU $100
1928 S AU+ $125
1934D F $35
1934D VF $38
1934D VF $38
1934D Peace XF $70
1935S F $34
1935S VF $36
$1 Presidential
2007 John Adams MS65 No edge lettering $95
Commemoratives
1918 Abe Half $220
2009P PCGS Abe Lincoln $1 $80
2020 PCGS PR70 DCAM End of WWII Medal $270 (holder has wear) $779 Ebay.
Others
1888 1C Canadian AU $15
1968 Mexican Olympic Dollar $25
1883 Hawaii MS60 $250
1953 Cinco Peso $21 (one with hasp remains)

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For some reason, the hyperlinks from my older posts are not pasting new posts. I tried the various suggestions regarding pasting in edit mode and in markdown mode and still not working like it used to for me. And it would take days to recreate and I think there is some setting I'm not aware of. Any suggestions would be most welcome. The only real option at this time is to [GO HERE] for PMS. There you will find my full inventories with pics and or vid links all on one google doc spreadsheet. What is posted here is a very small slice of what is available. The document is always current, so you can browse it at any time for the most current inventory.
Grading. Grades are approximated and used to price point the coin. If you see something on a coin that you believe alters the grade, send a chat and, let's discuss it. In previous posts, I have had absolutely NO extra space to get wordy as you get cut off at like 40,000 some such characters. With the spreadsheet links, I can now get into more details about a coin, but not Im going to retroactively adjust descriptions.
Details, cleaned or polished means this coin will not likely grade and refers to the most obvious examples. That does not mean that one that is not designated as such will grade. I do not consider a dipped coin a details designation. Cleaned to me means there are cleaning lines, and often in the eyes of a grading company it is a matter of degree. Most mid-1800s proof coins have cleaning lines that are straight-graded. Typically I do not designate a coin with modest cleaning lines as cleaned or other minor detractors that MAY hold back a straight grade but instead, place a lower price on it. Many of these raw coins will not straight grade. Again, Im only going to call out the obvious examples, and we can discuss any coin you need more info on to make a decision. If you are planning on submitting your coin, please ask if I think the coin will grade. Early copper for instance is notorious for environmental damage yet the coin is still attractive for the type set collector. Again if you are planning on getting a coin graded or even just want more confidence about it, let's review the coin under a microscope and even UV light, etc, video.
I use "Making the Grade" Third edition to estimate grades. I also use the narrow definition of Scott travers when calling a coin uncirculated (no breaking in luster on the high points). Often, I have a coin slabbed in my PC that serves as a comparison. BU to me means a very choice example of an uncirculated. MS62-MS66. IF YOU ARE NOT happy with your purchase SAY SO. Don't be shy. Full refunds for coins that do not meet your expectations are encouraged.
Shipping is $4-$15. Venmo, Zelle, CashApp, PPFF. No notes. Credit Card add 3%
Silver 3C
1851 F $45
1852 VG $38
1852 F $45
1852 3C PCGS AU53 $175
1853 G $30
1853 VG $38
1853 F $45
Bust Half Dimes
1831 AU58 WOW $285 (bid is $375)
1835 F12 Bust Lg Date Sm 5C $65 (grey $83)
1835 F/VF $90
1836 Capped Bust H10C AU det. $150 (rim nicks, Lt. hairlines)
Seated Half Dimes
1852 F $30
1853 H10c XF45 $80
1856 VF $30 cleaned
Bust Dimes
1830 G+ $50 (bid ~$70)
1831 VG8 $50
1833 VG $42
1833 VG $45
1833 F12 $84 (F15 obv, VG10 rev)
1833 VF30 $120 (grey $120)
1834 AG/G $35 (below bid)
1835 F15 Obv, VG Rev $75
1835 XF $200 (below bid)
Seated Dimes
1853 VF $36
1854 F $22
1862 F+ $30
1876CC G/VG $22
1877CC G details rev damage
1877CC AG $5.50
1877CC G (rev nic) $20
1886 VG $15
Barber 1892 XF+ $70 1901 VF$12 1902 AU58 $90 1904 VF $12 1905 UNC$140 1905 XF+ $30 1908 VG$5.50 1910 VF $12 1911 VG $6 1911S VF$22 1912 AU+ +$80 1912D XF45 $35 1913 VG $6 1913 XF+ $25 1914D XF $24 1916 F12 $4 Mercury Dimes Losta Mercury dates on the spreadsheet 1916D NGC AG3 Cleaned $685 PIC 1921 F15 $90 1926 G $2.75 1931 VG $6 1931S VG $9 1931S F+ $12 1934 VF $3 1937 XF $3 1937D VF $3.50 1938 PF66 NGC $340 1940 UNC FSB $20 1941 F $2.20 1941 PCGS AU50 $10 1942S BU $8 (I have multiples) 1943 FSB$14 1943D BU $10 1943D BU FSB $16 1943S BU $10 (I have more of these) 1944 BU++ $18 1944D MS66 FSB $60 1945 BU $10 (I have many more of these)
Roosie 1954 PCGS PR67 $40 1960 NGC PF67CAM $22 1963 PCGS PR68CAM $25 1984S PCGS PR69DCAM$8 1993S PR69DCAM $10 1955S 10C BU$3 (x50) 1993S PR69DCAM silver $12 1997S PR69DCAM $10 1998S PCGS PR69DCAM $8 2006S PCGS PR69DCAM $10 2009S PCGS PR69DCAM Silver $12 2011S PCGS PR69DCAM Silver $12 1947D BU $3 1948D BU $3 1948D BU $3 1953 BU $3 1953D BU $3 1955S BU $3
20 Cent Pieces
1875S ANACS Soapbox EF40 $240
1875S 20C XF45 $250
Bust Quarters
1834 25C VF30 $170
1836 VF30 scratch $140
1836 VF35 $200
Seated quarters
1854 arrows F filled hole $20
1857 F details $20
1857 XF45 $120 (could swing AU)
1876 XF $62
1876S AG $18
1876s VG $25
1876s F+ $36
1877 G $18
1877 25C XF Details repaired $15
1877 CC VG $50
1877S G $18
1891 VF $48
Barber Quarters better 1892 XF45 $90 Rainbow tone 1894S AG/G $13.50 1897 VG $10 1899 VG x 3 $9 1899 AU58 (problem free) $160 1901 AU+ $110 1905S AG $35 1906D G + $6.50 1907O $6 1907S G $10 1908 VG $8 1908D AG/G $6.00 1909D G $6.25 1910D G $12 1911 AU+ $135 1911 D F15 $175 (rare this nice) 1912 VG $8 1914 VG $8.50 1915 S VG $38 PIC (704,000 pop) Grey bid is $46 1915D $6 1916D XF $45 1916D VF $25 1916D G $6.50 1916D VG $9 PIC 1916D VG+ $9 1916D AU $110
SLQ 1917 Ty1 F+ $60 1918D BU FH $400 1920 VG$15 1920 F $20 1920 VF20 $15 Rev scratch 1923 VG+ $18 1925 MS63+$285 1926 VG $7.50 1926 F $9 1926D VG$15 1926D F $24 1926S G+ $9 1926S F $15 1927 VF $12 1927 VF $12 1927D Gx 4 $13 ea 1927D VG $17 1927D VG10 $22 1927S VG $60 1927S VG+ $68 1928 VG $7.5 1928 F $8 1928 F15 $12 1928S VG $8 1928s VG10 $8 1928S F $12 1929 VG $7.50 1929 VG10 $8 1929 VF $12 1929D F $12 1930S VG $7.50 1930S VF $12 1930S XF 1 2 3 4 $30 1930S XF45 2 $45
Slabbed Washingtons 1944 NGC MS66 $50 1950 NGC MS66 $50 1954S NGC MS65 $28 1956 PCGS PR68 $60 1958 PCGS PR67 $25 2004S TX PCGS PR69DCAM $15 2005S CA PCGS PR69DCAM $15
Washington 25C
1932D XF $155
1932 D AU $275
1932S AU+ cleaned $130
1934 AU+ $20
1934 BU $35
1935D VG $5.75
1945S BU 25C $22
1954D BU+ $12
1956 BU++ x18 $10 ea
1957 PROOF+ $16 PIC
1958D AU+ $5.75
1959D MS63 $8
1960D UNC $5.75
1960D Blast BU $7.50
1962 Proof $8
1963 Proof $8
Bust Halves
1823 Ugly 3 VF25 $300 (scratch)
1824 XF45 $210 1826 VF25 $115 1827 Sq base, no knob XF45 $185 1829 F $85 sm letters 1830 VF Lg 0 O-122 R1 $100 1830 XF45 ANACS (Lg0,sm Let) $220 1833 VF20 $90 1833 VF20 $85 1834 Large Date Small Letter F12 $75 1835 Capped Bust Half F12 $80 (obv F15, rev VG) 1835 VF $95 1835 XF Details (scratch rev) $120 1836 LE VF30 $90 1836 LE VF20 $85 1836 LE XF45 50C $225
Seated Halves
1843O 50C AU53 $425
1854 50C G $40
<1854> F light rev scratch $58
1857o 50c AU55 $500 (way below bid)
1860 50c AU $375 (bid)
1860O AG $30
1867S AU58 $750 (super flashy)
1873 50C W Arrows XF $185
1875 VF30 $90
1876 50c XF $125
Walkers
1917D Obv G $25
1917D rev PIC $24
1917S G $14
1919D $35
1919D 50C G $40
1919S AG $20
1920 F rim ding $18
1937 UNC $60
1938D F Cleaned $60
1938D VF30 $100 (CPG $128)
1939D AU $30
1940S BU++ $70
1941 AU+ $22
1942 AU$20
1942 UNC $30
1943 BU $38
1943 AU+ $22
1943D AU $20
1945S MS65 CAC Fatty NGC $165
1947 D BU++ $55
Franklin Slabs
1950D PCGS MS64FBL $70
1955 PCGS MS64 $34
1963 NGC MS65 $35
Kennedy Halves 1965 SMS MS67 $40 1982S PR69DCAM $10
Seated Dollars
1859O Seated VF30 $430
Graded Morgans
1880/9 PCGS MS63 $180
1881S MS64 CAC Fatty NGC $140
1881S MS64 NGC Fatty $120
1881 CC PCGS MS63 $775
1883O Binion BU NGC $120
1883S NGC AU50 $180
1885 MS64 ANACS
1885O MS63 Rattler $110
1885O MS64 NGC Fatty $120
1886 PCGS BU $90
1886 PCI MS63 $75
1887 NGC BU Binion (~MS62) $150
1887S PCGS AU58 $150 PL mirrors
1889CC Morgan NGC VF35 $2750
1889CC Morgan NGC F12 $1350
1889S PCGS AU55 $180
1892 AU58 $310 (one of those 58s that looks better than a 61)
1921 Binion $90
Peace Dollars
1921 F $170
1921 XF $250
1921 XF45 $250
1921 AU $275
1921 NGC MS62 Peace $650
1922D AU (rim) $34
1923 MS60 bag marks $34
1924 VF $34
1924 AU+ $38
1925 AU $36
1925 AU $38
1925 BU $45
1925 UNC+$42
1925S NGC MS61 $190
1926 XF $36
1926D F $32
1926 D AU55 $80
1926 S UNC $100
1927 XF $40
1927 AU $60
1927 AU58 $80
1927 AU58 $80
1927 UNC hairlines $100
1927 AU53 $65
1927S AU $90
1927S AU+ $125
1928 Key Date UNC+ $400
1928 BU $420 (450 grey ms60)
1928S VF+/XF $36
1928 S VF30 Rev ding $40
1928S XF $40
1928 S AU $100
1928 S AU+ $125
1934D F $35
1934D VF $38
1934D VF $38
1934D Peace XF $70
1935S F $34
1935S VF $36

I recently purchased a 1931-S wheat penny and it made me wonder why is a 1914-D more valuable and sought after than a 1931-S if 1914-D had a higher mintage? If anyone could shed some more light on it, it would be much appreciated. Thanks!

Usually around the first of the month we have a batch of price changes and this month is no different. According to the "How to Become a Contract Liquor Agent" document, "The Agent must also complete price changes that occur at the first of the month..."
Number of Price Increases: 2 Number of Price Decreases: 136 Number of New Products: 44 Number of Status Changes: 4
I plan to reply to this post throughout the month if I notice other significant changes happening or at the end of the month before the next update to keep the changes in one place. Here's a link back to what changed in May 2023: American Whiskey, Brandy, Canadian Whiskey, Cordial, Gin, and Irish Whisky, Rum, Scotch, Tequila, and Vodka.
For each category I've sorted by the amount of the price increase or decrease. New products are shown first, then price decreases are shown in decreasing order followed by price increases in increasing order. At the end are products with other changes unrelated to price.
Current product status is indicated on each line as follows. OHLQ hasn't publicly explained what these things mean but I've included my best guess below.

• A = Active
  • Regularly supplied and available for purchase
• D = De-Listed
  • No longer carried by OHLQ, may still be available in some stores or the warehouse. Sometimes considered a Last Call product
• I = Inactive
  • Discontinued by the supplier or otherwise unavailable to OHLQ
• S = Special Order
  • Regularly available but in limited supply. Not available in very many stores
• V = Value-Added-Pack
  • Bottle comes with some kind of extra gift like a glass/mug/etc

American Whiskey

• New Products
• [S] 1776 STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY BARREL PROOF ($44.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] 1776 STRAIGHT RYE WHISKEY BARREL PROOF ($44.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] ANGELS ENVY ($28.99 / 375 ML)
• [S] BUCKNER'S 15 YEAR OLD SINGLE BARREL BOURBON ($299.99 / 750 ML)
• [A] FOUR DOGS BLACK DOG BOURBON RYE ($58.95 / 750 ML)
• [S] H.DERINGER BOURBON ($106.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] HEAVENS DOOR 10 YEAR DECADE SERIES 02 STRAIGHT RY ($99.99 / 750 ML)
• [A] HIGH N' WICKED THE JUDGE STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY ($89.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] HIGH WEST BARREL SELECT CASK STRENGTH ($69.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] JACK DANIELS 10 YEAR OLD ($74.99 / 700 ML)
• [S] KNOB CREEK RYE 7 YEAR ($39.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] KURVBALL ORIGINAL BBQ WHISKEY ($1.99 / 50 ML)
• [A] NEW RICHMOND GRANT WHISKEY ($47.47 / 750 ML)
• [S] OLD PEPPER SINGLE MALT SMALL BATCH ($54.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] OLD ROUTE 8 SINGLE BARREL CASK STRENGTH BOURBON ($114.99 / 750 ML)
• [A] SCOTTY'S APPLE WHISKEY ($39.99 / 750 ML)
• [A] SCOTTY'S PEACH WHISKEY ($39.99 / 750 ML)
• [A] SEVEN BROTHERS CASK STRENGTH BOURBON ($59.99 / 750 ML)
• [A] SEVEN BROTHERS CASK STRENGTH MALT WHISKEY ($59.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] WILDERNESS TRAIL BOURON WHEATED PRIVATE BARREL ($65.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] YELLOWSTONE HAND PICKED BARREL 119 PROOF ($64.99 / 750 ML)
• Price decreases
• [A] ERNEST SCARANO DISTILLERY 10 YEAR ($750.00 / 375 ML) - $2,000.00↓
• [A] KARRIKEN SPIRITS JD WAYNE BOURBON ($64.04 / 750 ML) - $17.93↓
• [A] WHISTLEPIG RYE 10 YEAR ($79.99 / 750 ML) - $10.00↓
• [S] HIGH WEST RENDEZVOUS RYE ($74.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [A] WHISTLEPIG PIGGYBACK BOURBON ($45.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [A] BASIL HAYDEN BOURBON ($39.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] BASIL HAYDEN DARK RYE ($39.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] JEFFERSONS MANHATTAN RTD ($26.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] OLE SMOKY CHERRIES ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] OLE SMOKY HUNCH PUNCH ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] OLE SMOKY MOONSHINE PEACHES ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] OLE SMOKY PEPPERMINT MOONSHINE ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] OLE SMOKY SPIKED APPLE ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] OLE SMOKY WHITE LIGHTNING ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] WILD TURKEY 101 ($46.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $3.00↓
• [A] WILD TURKEY LONGBRANCH ($36.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] JIM BEAM APPLE ($15.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] JIM BEAM FIRE ($15.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] JIM BEAM HONEY ($15.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] JIM BEAM ORANGE ($15.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] JIM BEAM PEACH ($15.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] JIM BEAM VANILLA ($15.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] RED STAG BLACK CHERRY ($15.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] HOWLER HEAD ($27.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] JACK DANIELS ($49.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] JACK DANIELS FIRE ($49.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] JACK DANIELS HONEY ($49.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] JIM BEAM ($16.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] JIM BEAM ($34.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] JIM BEAM APPLE ($34.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] JIM BEAM HONEY ($34.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] JIM BEAM PEACH ($34.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] JIM BEAM PET ($34.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] JIM BEAM TRAVELER ($16.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [V] JIM BEAM WITH CLEVELAND INDIANS HIGHBALL MUG ($16.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [V] JIM BEAM WITH HIGHBALL MUG ($16.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] MAKER'S MARK ($54.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] RED STAG BLACK CHERRY ($34.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] TWISTED TEA WHISKEY ($14.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] WESTERN RESERVE CARIBBEAN CASK RYE WHISKEY ($62.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] WESTERN RESERVE SHERRY FINISHED BOURBON ($62.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] ELIJAH CRAIG RYE WHISKEY ($32.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] ELIJAH CRAIG RYE WHISKEY ($17.99 / 375 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] ELIJAH CRAIG SMALL BATCH ($32.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] ELIJAH CRAIG SMALL BATCH ($17.99 / 375 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] MAKER'S MARK ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [V] MAKER'S MARK WITH SHAKER ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] OLE SMOKY ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] OLE SMOKY BLUE FLAME ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] WILD TURKEY 101 ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] WILD TURKEY 101 RYE ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] WILD TURKEY 101 TRAVELER ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] WILD TURKEY AM HONEY STING ($21.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] WILD TURKEY AMERICAN HONEY ($21.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] BRECKENRIDGE HIGH PROOF BLEND BOURBON ($52.99 / 750 ML) - $0.24↓
• [A] BRECKENRIDGE PORT CASK FINISH WHISKEY ($52.99 / 750 ML) - $0.24↓
• [A] BRECKENRIDGE RUM CASK FINISH WHISKEY ($52.99 / 750 ML) - $0.24↓
• [A] WESTERN RESERVE SMALL BATCH BOURBON ($36.95 / 750 ML) - $0.04↓
• Price increases
• [A] BUZZARD'S ROOST CHAR 1 RYE ($49.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↑
• [A] BUZZARD'S ROOST CHAR 1 BOURBON ($63.99 / 750 ML) - $9.00↑
• Changed products
• [S] CLERMONT STEEP AMERICAN SINGLE MALT ($59.99 / 750 ML) - Status changed from Active to Special Order

Brandy

• Price decreases
• [V] HENNESSY VSOP JULIEN VAP ($59.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [A] HENNESSY VSOP PRIVILEGE ($59.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [A] REMY MARTIN 1738 ($57.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [V] REMY MARTIN 1738 SHAKER ($57.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [V] REMY MARTIN 1738 W JIGGER ($57.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [A] REMY MARTIN 1738 ($28.99 / 375 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] REMY MARTIN VSOP ($48.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] COURVOISIER VS ($41.99 / 1 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] REMY MARTIN VSOP ($25.99 / 375 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] COURVOISIER VS ($17.99 / 375 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] E & J VS ($11.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] MARTELL BLUE SWIFT ($49.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓

Canadian Whiskey

• Price decreases
• [A] BLACK VELVET ($8.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] BLACK VELVET ($17.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $1.00↓
• [A] BLACK VELVET APPLE ($8.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] BLACK VELVET PEACH ($8.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] BLACK VELVET TOASTED CARAMEL ($8.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] BLACK VELVET TOASTED CARAMEL ($17.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $1.00↓
• [A] BLACK VELVET TRV ($8.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] BLACK VELVET ($4.99 / 375 ML) - $0.50↓

Cordial

• New Products
• [A] CROOKED FINGER APPLE PIE LIQUEUR ($43.12 / 750 ML)
• [A] CROOKED FINGER LEMONADE LIQUEUR ($34.69 / 750 ML)
• [V] JAGERMEISTER ALUMINUM SHOT CUP VAP ($25.99 / 750 ML)
• Price decreases
• [V] GRAND MARNIER CORDON ROUGE 750ML ROCKS GLASS ($37.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓

Gin

• New Products
• [A] LOST BRIDGE APPALCHIAN GIN ($34.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] SIPSMITH LEMON DRIZZLE ($36.99 / 750 ML)
• Price decreases
• [A] AIREM GIN ($20.99 / 750 ML) - $10.00↓
• [A] THE BOTANIST ($69.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $5.00↓
• [A] SEAGRAMS EXTRA DRY GIN ($10.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] SEAGRAMS EXTRA DRY GIN TRV ($10.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] SEAGRAMS LIME TWISTED GIN ($10.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] SEAGRAMS WATERMELON ($10.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] LUX & UMBRA LONDON DRY GIN ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $0.21↓
• [A] VIM & PETAL ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $0.21↓

Irish Whisky

• New Products
• [S] GREEN SPOT QUAILS' GATE ($99.99 / 700 ML)
• [A] METHOD AND MADNESS JAPANESE MIZUNARA ($3,300.01 / 700 ML)
• [S] TEELING WONDERS OF WOOD PORTUGUESE OAK ($99.99 / 700 ML)
• Price decreases
• [A] JAMESON ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [A] JAMESON COLD BREW ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• [A] JAMESON ORANGE ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓

Rum

• Price decreases
• [A] APPLETON 8 YEAR OLD RESERVE ($29.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] APPLETON ESTATE SIGNATURE BLEND ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] APPLETON ESTATE SIGNATURE BLEND ($34.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] BLACKHEART ($12.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] KRAKEN BLACK SPICED RUM ($29.49 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] ADMIRAL NELSON ($14.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] ADMIRAL NELSON SILVER ($14.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] MALIBU ($14.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] MALIBU BLACK ($14.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• Changed products
• [D] BACARDI RESERVA OCHO SHERRY CASK FINISH ($32.99 / 750 ML) - Status changed from Active to De-Listed

Scotch

• New Products
• [A] ABERFELDY 15 NAPA VALLEY WINE CASK ($69.99 / 750 ML)
• [A] DEWARS DOUBLE DOUBLE 21 MIZUNARA ($149.99 / 750 ML)
• [A] LOCH LOMOND THE OPEN SPECIAL EDITION 2023 ($44.99 / 750 ML)
• Price decreases
• [A] AIREM SINGLE MALT WHISKEY 14 YEAR PX CASK SE1 GRAN ($69.99 / 750 ML) - $44.00↓
• [A] GLENMORANGIE SIGNET ($249.99 / 750 ML) - $16.00↓
• [A] GLENMORANGIE 18 ($129.99 / 750 ML) - $10.00↓
• [A] GLENMORANGIE AZUMA MAKOTO LE ($129.99 / 750 ML) - $10.00↓
• [A] FAMOUS GROUSE ($21.99 / 750 ML) - $4.00↓
• Changed products
• [S] AO SUNTORY WORLD WHISKY ($59.99 / 700 ML) - Status changed from Active to Special Order

Tequila

• New Products
• [S] CORAZON EXPRESIONES FRENCH OAK ANEJO ($79.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] CORAZON EXPRESIONES WELLER 12 ANEJO ($79.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] LOS MAGOS SOTOL 6 YEAR RESERVA ($293.09 / 750 ML)
• [S] LOS MAGOS SOTOL BARREL-AGED WHISTLEPIG EDITION 1 ($65.03 / 750 ML)
• [A] PLUMA NEGRA JABALI ($149.99 / 750 ML)
• Price decreases
• [A] MEZCAL VAGO ESPADIN ($54.99 / 750 ML) - $20.00↓
• [A] MEZCAL VAGO ENSAMBLE ($74.99 / 750 ML) - $5.00↓
• [A] HORNITOS PLATA TEQUILA ($36.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $3.00↓
• [A] HORNITOS PLATA TEQUILA ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [V] HORNITOS PLATA TEQUILA GIFT SET - 2 SHOT GLASSES ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] HORNITOS REPOSADO ($25.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] LUNAZUL BLANCO ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] LUNAZUL BLANCO ($37.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $1.00↓
• [A] LUNAZUL REPOSADO ($23.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] LUNAZUL REPOSADO ($37.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $1.00↓
• Changed products
• [A] CAMPO BRAVO PLATA ($19.99 / 1 Liter) - Status changed from Special Order to Active

Vodka

• New Products
• [A] A.M. SCOTT DISTILLERY ORANGE CREAM VODKA ($29.04 / 750 ML)
• [A] A.M. SCOTT DISTILLERY STRAWBERRY VODKA ($19.99 / 750 ML)
• [A] A.M.SCOTT DISTILLERY BIRTHDAY CAKE VODKA ($19.99 / 750 ML)
• [A] CANDELLA DISTILLERY POTATO VODKA ($38.30 / 1 Liter)
• [A] CRYSTAL HEAD BONE BOTTLE ($52.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] HIGH ROCK VODKA ($23.99 / 750 ML)
• [S] MUTINY ISLAND VODKA ($19.99 / 750 ML)
• Price decreases
• [A] AIREM VODKA ($17.99 / 750 ML) - $12.00↓
• [A] IRVINE'S PRECISION DISTILLED VODKA ($18.99 / 750 ML) - $3.88↓
• [A] TRULY PINEAPPLE MANGO ($14.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] TRULY STRAWBERRY LEMONADE FLAVORED VODKA ($14.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] TRULY WILD BERRY FLAVORD VODKA ($14.99 / 750 ML) - $3.00↓
• [A] BROKEN SHED VODKA ($19.99 / 750 ML) - $2.00↓
• [A] DEEP EDDY STRAIGHT VODKA ($27.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] DEEP EDDY LEMON VODKA ($27.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] DEEP EDDY RUBY RED VODKA ($27.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] NEW AMSTERDAM ($19.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] PINNACLE CHERRY ($17.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] PINNACLE VODKA ($17.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] PINNACLE WHIPPED ($17.99 / 1.75 Liter) - $2.00↓
• [A] NEW AMSTERDAM ($11.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] NEW AMSTERDAM PEACH ($11.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] NEW AMSTERDAM PINK WHITNEY ($11.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] NEW AMSTERDAM WATERMELON ($11.99 / 750 ML) - $1.00↓
• [A] NEW AMSTERDAM ($2.99 / 200 ML) - $0.50↓
• [A] NEW AMSTERDAM PEACH ($2.99 / 200 ML) - $0.50↓
• [A] OYO VODKA ($17.49 / 750 ML) - $0.32↓
• [A] OYO HONEY VANILLA ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $0.21↓
• [A] OYO STONEFRUIT VODKA ($24.99 / 750 ML) - $0.21↓

Good evening folks! I hope everyone has had a great start to their week after the holiday weekend :-) Listed here is another batch of pens as I continue to curate my collection. All these pens are great writers and would serve you well. It gets harder and harder to choose which pens to let go of. As a virtue of that, there is no “bad” choice here!
Verification and photos: https://imgur.com/a/HVF7yzN Please note: there may be ink on the nibs(and on my fingers lol) in the photos as a result of my testing them. Rest assured, all nibs are in great shape
-All sub rules in effect. PayPal G&S is the only acceptable form of payment! -Please post on this listing first, then PM with your PayPal email and I’ll get an invoice sent out ASAP. Users that indicate firm intention through messaging to purchase a pen will get priority for a given pen, irrespective of “pm” order in the thread.
-The cost of shipping is higher than ever. All packages ship with full value insurance-absolutely no exceptions. Shipping will be a flat rate of $10. I’m happy to combine shipping if you purchase multiple items.
On to the pens!
[D for vintage] Platinum Pocket Pen w/18k factory Music nib! $200+shipping
This pen is quite unusual in that you definitely don’t see them everyday. While I’m not an expert on Platinum as a brand, I do know these pens are few and far between. In fact, this is the only one I’ve ever seen available and I paid a pretty penny for it. I’m sure there are others out there, but they rarely come up for sale. This is a must have for any Platinum collectors out there! The 18k music nib writes absolutely beautifully and has a bit of spring. The pen is also in good shape and is ready to write sweet, sweet music! If you’re a Platinum collector(or a traveling composer), this is a must have pen for you ;-)
[D for vintage] Parker Vacumatic in Gray Pearl Shadow-Wave w/14k Med. flexible nib $125+shipping
Up next is a fantastic user grade Vac that would be perfect for someone who’s either just getting into vintage, or for the person who wants a vintage pen to carry with them daily without having to worry about losing an Uber expensive pen. The pen presents very well but is user grade with brassing to the trim and a depression or 2 on the body. The nib is awesome and has rare flexibility to add plenty of character to your writing. It is not easy to find a Vac with flexibility at this price point!
[D for vintage] Wahl full length slender pen in Jade celluloid w/14k Fine flexible nib $125+shipping
Those that know me here know that I collect Wahl as a primary focus. This pen was an early acquisition and is perfect for getting into vintage. The Jade celluloid has discoloring, as do most pens made of this material. The color on this pen is a lot better than some. The nib is awesome! A fine with flexibility to take your writing to the next level. I’ve traded up to a similar pen that has better coloring, so this pen must go! Discover why I love Wahl so much! I guarantee you would not be disappointed with this pen if you purchased it! Last minute edit: I just realized I didn’t take a picture of the nib on this pen, grrrr. The nib is in excellent condition. The light is now gone for the day however, so I’ll provide pics to whoever is interested.
[D for vintage] Ingersoll all metal pen w/14k Med. Stub Italic nib $105+shipping
This pen is great for somebody who wants to experience vintage stub flex without breaking the budget. While still a stunning pen, the exterior does have some wear, however it’s a very old pen! This is a twist filler, requiring that one simply remove the blind cap, insert the nib in ink, and twist the metal piece to “deflate” the sac. After releasing the metal piece, allowing the sac to fill with ink, boom, the pen is filled! The nib is what makes this pen special! A #2 Ingersoll, it is a truly flexible, italic like MF nib. There is some feedback when writing, however this pen is a whole lot of fun to write with! If you’ve never experienced a flexible stub, here’s your chance to do so in a relatively inexpensive manner!
Modern pens below!
[B+] Lamy Accent Briarwood w/14k Med nib $110+shipping
Lamy’s Accent is a great way to enjoy Lamy’s gold nibs. This pen is customizable in that you can purchase additional barrel inserts if you wanted. The Medium nib writes beautifully and is exactly what one would expect from a Lamy nib. This pen is in really good shape and needs a new owner who will actually use it!
[B+] Lamy Studio Palladium w/14k Fine nib $120+shipping
There’s probably not a whole lot I can say about the Lamy Studio that hasn’t already been said and they are indeed, great pens! This one is in great condition and also writes beautifully. I’ve always liked the way Lamy gold nibs feel against paper. I also really like the ergonomics of this pen. For my hands they’re extremely comfortable to hold, and quite grippy given the texture on the section. This pen is ready to be your faithful writing companion :-) I’m primarily a vintage guy and don’t use this pen nearly enough to justify owning it.
[A2] Pelikan M200 w/SS Med. nib $105+shipping
This is Pelikans entry level model in beautifully chatoyant brown! This pen is stunningly beautiful and also writes extremely well. Hot take….Pelikan stainless nibs are fantastic! Not often talked about due to Pelikans much ballyhooed gold nibs, the stainless examples are wet, smooth, reliable writers. This pen is essentially brand new and has only been inked once with the very gentle Waterman Black(my mainstay ink). Another good thing about these stainless nibs is that they write true to size, unlike a lot of Pelikans gold nib offerings ;-) The absolute best thing about these pens are the screw in nib units standard across most of Pelikans lineup. They make these pens a breeze to clean! You get the ink capacity of a piston filler with the easy to clean nature of screw in nibs? Sign me up!!
[B+]Platinum PTL-5000a w/14k Fine nib $90+shipping
Another Platinum, this one discontinued several years ago. While it’s a great pen that writes wet and smooth for a Japanese fine, I just don’t use it. These pens gained an almost cult like following and were known to have nibs with flexibility. This example is no different. Great pen in great condition and with a great nib!
SOLD SOLD SOLD[B+] Gravitas Pocket pen-copper w/SS Fine nib $90+shipping
Gravitas pens are hot right now! It’s no wonder as you can feel the quality of workmanship as soon as you pick one of these pens up. This pen is in great condition with only a bit of a developing patina. I’m happy to polish it for the new owner if requested. Grab this pen at a discount and without the wait of shipping across the pond.
SOLD SOLD SOLD[B+]Gravitas Pocket Pen-brass w/Ti ultra flex nib $100+shipping
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SOLD SOLD SOLD[D for vintage] vintage Pelikan 400 w/14k EF flexible nib **$235+shipping
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This pen is essentially brand new and has only been inked once or twice. I’m keeping the nib that was in this pen, however it’ll take any Bock #6 nib unit that you’d like to install. This pen is in immaculate condition as it relates to the metal, save for a bit of patina to the raw copper surface of the body(which can be polished if you prefer). I don’t think Tactile Turn produces the Gist model any more(a mistake imo as these are really awesome pens) so if you’ve been wanting one of these, I’d grab it! As time has passed, it seems they come up for sale less and less often. Also willing to trade this pen for a Titanium version in similar, like new condition
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SOLD SOLD SOLD[D for vintage] Parker Vacumatic Deb. in burgundy w/14k EF-F nib $125+shipping
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I took her hand and rose, ready to start another day of searching.
“So what do I need to use in order to do a reanimation?” I asked her.
“Well, in your case, you’ll want some rather specific reagents: phlox flowers, nettles and a shed skin of some sort. I’m fairly certain we can find the nettles -stinging nettles, mind you- and the shed skin relatively easily, but I’m not so sure about the phlox flowers. I’m not sure they grow wild here in West Virginia. Not natively, at least,” she replied.
“Nettles, huh? I’m gonna grab something to hold it, because I do not want to deal with that rash,” I said, ducking back into the tent. I grabbed a dirty shirt, and tied it into a makeshift bag, fully expecting to burn it once we were done with this trip. I then went and grabbed a quick snack to have for the day, and we walked out of the cave, striking off towards the small waterfall.
“Well. This is likely going to be a challenge. I have never heard of phlox, and we will be lucky to find some snakeskin at this time of year. Nettle should be fairly easy. It grows in damp areas and disturbed soil, like old farms and such. I’m not relishing the idea of touching it, though. Yeah, this is going to be difficult. How much of each do I need?” I concluded.
“Well, phlox are grown in flower gardens, right? They probably spread on the wind, or by some other animal. We are in the wild, so if you know where snakes nest, we can probably find some shed skin, and I think I saw some nettles by the creek. As to how much? That will be up to you to determine. Your intuition will be the only guide you will have. Not because I don’t want to or can’t, but because I simply don’t know. You do things very differently from anything I’ve encountered in my five thousand years,” Katira replied with a shrug.
I nodded, conceding the point. From everything I’d experienced this week, I was a bit of an anomaly when it came to Necromancy. “Well, I guess we’ll just see what happens then, won’t we?” I asked with a smile.
Katired smiled back and nodded and we began searching in earnest for my reagents. Once we reached the waterfall, a quick glance told me that there were no nettles around, so we headed downstream, eyes scanning for any trace of the plants.
We didn’t find anything for the first few hours. Just more mint and several terrified crayfish. I spied several fallen logs on the opposite side, but investigations proved fruitless. I had no idea how far we had wandered from the cave, but it was probably rather far.
Having found nothing on this side of the stream, I decided to cross it and wander into the wooded area on the other side. I figured I could do with the change in scenery, as I probably had a sunburn by now.
We traipsed into the woods, being mindful of the undergrowth. I made sure to mark our path with some deadfall leaned up against the trees at unnatural angles so we might be able to follow them back to the stream.
We saw several lizards skittering through the undergrowth, a plethora of spiders, and even saw a fox in the distance. No nettles or phloxes or snake skins, unfortunately. I was about to give up and turn back towards the creek when Katira took my arm gently and pointed to a shaded clearing in the forest.
“Master. Look over there. I think that may be nettle.”
I looked over and saw a patch of rather tall, green plants that looked like gigantic peppermint, only with spiky holly-like leaves. I approached cautiously, not wanting to come in contact with the plant if I could help it. I pulled out my multitool, clamped the pliers on a leaf, and pulled it off the plant.
I took the leaf a distance from the patch and inspected it closely. Under the right angle of light, there were, indeed, small translucent hairs all over it.
“Yep. This is nettle. One whole plant should be enough, I think,” I said, heading back to the patch.
The plants were nearly three feet tall and bushy. I carefully placed a stick against a stem, and cut it off at the ground, making sure the thing wouldn’t fall on my back. I gently sliced the thick stem into sections, and put them into my makeshift bag, which Katira helpfully held open for me. Once the nettles were secured, I tied the shirt to a long stick and carried it like a bindle.
“One down, two to go!” I said happily. “Let’s get out of here and find a field. More likely to find wildflowers there, and if we’re lucky, we’ll find a phlox or two. What do you think?” I asked, looking at my familiar with a smile.
“I think that’s a wise choice, Master. It’s after noon, and I’m sure you’re getting hungry. Hopefully, we will find the other two reagents soon. Let’s go,” she said softly, and we began our trek out of the forest.
On our way back to the stream, I caught sight of a field off to my left. I pointed it out to Katira, and she agreed that it would be a likely place to begin our search. After about an hour, we emerged from the canopy, and I walked over to the stream.
I took off my shoes and socks, and dipped my feet into the cool waters, relishing the relief. Katira sat beside me, and leaned back on her hands, looking at the clouds.
“You know, I never thought I’d be doing this, Master.”
“Doing what?”
“Teaching Initiates. Working with my Master instead of for him. Being treated like I was a person, not a tool. You’ve done things for me that haven’t happened in hundreds of years. But being trusted enough to teach? That’s a new thing for me. Thank you, Master.”
I chuckled softly. “Treating you like a person shouldn’t be a bonus. It should be the norm. No matter the form you take. Even if you have been taught that you aren’t a person, as far as I’m concerned that is exactly what you are to me. A person. Someone I care for. Someone I care about. And as long as I may live, that’s what you’ll always be treated as.” I patted her hand, and closed my fingers around hers.
We sat there in companionable silence for a bit, and I ate the snack I’d brought. I pulled my feet from the water, let them dry and put my footwear back on. We rose, and headed off into the field to look for our last two reagents.
As luck would have it, I spied an old shed skin on the ground not ten feet into the field. Snatching it up, I stuffed it into a pocket, and continued on. One more item to go.
I stopped in my tracks. “Come to think of it, I’ve never actually seen a phlox. Nobody really grew flowers when I was a kid, and I’ve never had any real desire to grow them, myself. Let’s check the Grimoire,” I said.
As I opened the Grimoire, Katira rolled her eyes. “Seriously, Master? You don’t know what a phlox looks like?” she asked, crossing her arms beneath her breasts.
“Nope,” I said as I leafed through the entries on the plant. “Figured I’d know it when I saw it. I do know that there are several different species. Are any preferred? Like with the mint?” I asked as I found the correct entry.
“No, as they all bear similar enough energy that it doesn’t matter. Unlike mint which has a distinct difference in the energies of the plants. All mints will work, but some just work better,” she replied, tapping her foot as I searched through the entry.
There were several pictures of different phlox species. It appeared that at least one of my predecessors had been from the US, and there was a separate list for each species. Handy. As I flipped through the pictures, I spied one that looked familiar.
“Oh shit. I’ve seen these a few times. Never knew what they were until now. In fact, I think I see some over there by that pile of stone,” I said, closing the Grimoire. “Shall we?” I asked, offering my arm to the lady beside me.
She wrapped her arms around mine and held herself close to me. “Yes, Master. Let’s go.”
We walked off a ways from the stream towards the pile of stone, chatting amiably with each other. As we neared it, I felt a chill, as if I’d walked through a barrier of some sort and stopped in my tracks.
“Katira? What the fuck was that?” I asked, my voice low and quiet.
“What do you mean, Master?”
“I just felt like I walked through a wall of ice water, is what I mean.”
“I didn’t perceive it, so I cannot say.”
“Let’s, uh…let’s get what we came for and leave, okay? I suddenly feel very uncomfortable.”
Katira nodded and we slowly approached the pile of stones. As we neared, my unease began to grow more and more insistent until it was all but shrieking at me to turn and run. I stopped in front of the patch of beautiful blue flowers and knelt.
“This is a grave, Katira. Someone is buried here. It’s not a dump, nor was it an accident. Someone chose to be buried here, in the middle of nowhere, with nobody nearby, and only a cairn of stone to mark their final resting place,” I said softly.
“How do you know this, Master?”
“I’m not sure. Something just screams sacred space here. It commands reverence and respect. Whoever this was, they were highly regarded and loved. And they loved this area so much that they demanded to become part of the land,” I said with conviction. “I wonder who she was,” I murmured.
“What did you say?” Katira whispered.
“Hmmm? Oh, I just wanted to know who this was,” I said.
“No. You said she. Why did you specify she?” Katira asked, her hands trembling.
“I did? Huh. I don’t recall a pronoun leaving my lips, but if you say I said it, then I’ll believe you. What’s got you so worked up?” I asked, standing and taking her trembling hands in mine.
“My former Master. She would talk about her late partner frequently. How much she loved this area. How she never wanted to be away from it, even in death. How the two of them would sit on that-”
“-boulder and watch the fish and the crawdads play in the pool beneath the waterfall. How they would walk through the woods together, foraging for nettles and mushrooms and berries. And how her wife picked the wrong mushroom one day, and was found dead in their home. Destroying Angel, wasn’t it?” I asked quietly, receiving a tear-filled nod from my familiar.
“How?” she asked through her tears.
I looked down at the grave, the unease I once felt replaced by something different. Something profound. As I stared, realization flooded through me, and I looked up into my familiar’s beautiful, bloodshot eyes. “Because, if I had to hazard a guess, either your former Master or her wife lives on in me,” I said in a whisper.
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I took her hand and rose, ready to start another day of searching.
“So what do I need to use in order to do a reanimation?” I asked her.
“Well, in your case, you’ll want some rather specific reagents: phlox flowers, nettles and a shed skin of some sort. I’m fairly certain we can find the nettles -stinging nettles, mind you- and the shed skin relatively easily, but I’m not so sure about the phlox flowers. I’m not sure they grow wild here in West Virginia. Not natively, at least,” she replied.
“Nettles, huh? I’m gonna grab something to hold it, because I do not want to deal with that rash,” I said, ducking back into the tent. I grabbed a dirty shirt, and tied it into a makeshift bag, fully expecting to burn it once we were done with this trip. I then went and grabbed a quick snack to have for the day, and we walked out of the cave, striking off towards the small waterfall.
“Well. This is likely going to be a challenge. I have never heard of phlox, and we will be lucky to find some snakeskin at this time of year. Nettle should be fairly easy. It grows in damp areas and disturbed soil, like old farms and such. I’m not relishing the idea of touching it, though. Yeah, this is going to be difficult. How much of each do I need?” I concluded.
“Well, phlox are grown in flower gardens, right? They probably spread on the wind, or by some other animal. We are in the wild, so if you know where snakes nest, we can probably find some shed skin, and I think I saw some nettles by the creek. As to how much? That will be up to you to determine. Your intuition will be the only guide you will have. Not because I don’t want to or can’t, but because I simply don’t know. You do things very differently from anything I’ve encountered in my five thousand years,” Katira replied with a shrug.
I nodded, conceding the point. From everything I’d experienced this week, I was a bit of an anomaly when it came to Necromancy. “Well, I guess we’ll just see what happens then, won’t we?” I asked with a smile.
Katired smiled back and nodded and we began searching in earnest for my reagents. Once we reached the waterfall, a quick glance told me that there were no nettles around, so we headed downstream, eyes scanning for any trace of the plants.
We didn’t find anything for the first few hours. Just more mint and several terrified crayfish. I spied several fallen logs on the opposite side, but investigations proved fruitless. I had no idea how far we had wandered from the cave, but it was probably rather far.
Having found nothing on this side of the stream, I decided to cross it and wander into the wooded area on the other side. I figured I could do with the change in scenery, as I probably had a sunburn by now.
We traipsed into the woods, being mindful of the undergrowth. I made sure to mark our path with some deadfall leaned up against the trees at unnatural angles so we might be able to follow them back to the stream.
We saw several lizards skittering through the undergrowth, a plethora of spiders, and even saw a fox in the distance. No nettles or phloxes or snake skins, unfortunately. I was about to give up and turn back towards the creek when Katira took my arm gently and pointed to a shaded clearing in the forest.
“Master. Look over there. I think that may be nettle.”
I looked over and saw a patch of rather tall, green plants that looked like gigantic peppermint, only with spiky holly-like leaves. I approached cautiously, not wanting to come in contact with the plant if I could help it. I pulled out my multitool, clamped the pliers on a leaf, and pulled it off the plant.
I took the leaf a distance from the patch and inspected it closely. Under the right angle of light, there were, indeed, small translucent hairs all over it.
“Yep. This is nettle. One whole plant should be enough, I think,” I said, heading back to the patch.
The plants were nearly three feet tall and bushy. I carefully placed a stick against a stem, and cut it off at the ground, making sure the thing wouldn’t fall on my back. I gently sliced the thick stem into sections, and put them into my makeshift bag, which Katira helpfully held open for me. Once the nettles were secured, I tied the shirt to a long stick and carried it like a bindle.
“One down, two to go!” I said happily. “Let’s get out of here and find a field. More likely to find wildflowers there, and if we’re lucky, we’ll find a phlox or two. What do you think?” I asked, looking at my familiar with a smile.
“I think that’s a wise choice, Master. It’s after noon, and I’m sure you’re getting hungry. Hopefully, we will find the other two reagents soon. Let’s go,” she said softly, and we began our trek out of the forest.
On our way back to the stream, I caught sight of a field off to my left. I pointed it out to Katira, and she agreed that it would be a likely place to begin our search. After about an hour, we emerged from the canopy, and I walked over to the stream.
I took off my shoes and socks, and dipped my feet into the cool waters, relishing the relief. Katira sat beside me, and leaned back on her hands, looking at the clouds.
“You know, I never thought I’d be doing this, Master.”
“Doing what?”
“Teaching Initiates. Working with my Master instead of for him. Being treated like I was a person, not a tool. You’ve done things for me that haven’t happened in hundreds of years. But being trusted enough to teach? That’s a new thing for me. Thank you, Master.”
I chuckled softly. “Treating you like a person shouldn’t be a bonus. It should be the norm. No matter the form you take. Even if you have been taught that you aren’t a person, as far as I’m concerned that is exactly what you are to me. A person. Someone I care for. Someone I care about. And as long as I may live, that’s what you’ll always be treated as.” I patted her hand, and closed my fingers around hers.
We sat there in companionable silence for a bit, and I ate the snack I’d brought. I pulled my feet from the water, let them dry and put my footwear back on. We rose, and headed off into the field to look for our last two reagents.
As luck would have it, I spied an old shed skin on the ground not ten feet into the field. Snatching it up, I stuffed it into a pocket, and continued on. One more item to go.
I stopped in my tracks. “Come to think of it, I’ve never actually seen a phlox. Nobody really grew flowers when I was a kid, and I’ve never had any real desire to grow them, myself. Let’s check the Grimoire,” I said.
As I opened the Grimoire, Katira rolled her eyes. “Seriously, Master? You don’t know what a phlox looks like?” she asked, crossing her arms beneath her breasts.
“Nope,” I said as I leafed through the entries on the plant. “Figured I’d know it when I saw it. I do know that there are several different species. Are any preferred? Like with the mint?” I asked as I found the correct entry.
“No, as they all bear similar enough energy that it doesn’t matter. Unlike mint which has a distinct difference in the energies of the plants. All mints will work, but some just work better,” she replied, tapping her foot as I searched through the entry.
There were several pictures of different phlox species. It appeared that at least one of my predecessors had been from the US, and there was a separate list for each species. Handy. As I flipped through the pictures, I spied one that looked familiar.
“Oh shit. I’ve seen these a few times. Never knew what they were until now. In fact, I think I see some over there by that pile of stone,” I said, closing the Grimoire. “Shall we?” I asked, offering my arm to the lady beside me.
She wrapped her arms around mine and held herself close to me. “Yes, Master. Let’s go.”
We walked off a ways from the stream towards the pile of stone, chatting amiably with each other. As we neared it, I felt a chill, as if I’d walked through a barrier of some sort and stopped in my tracks.
“Katira? What the fuck was that?” I asked, my voice low and quiet.
“What do you mean, Master?”
“I just felt like I walked through a wall of ice water, is what I mean.”
“I didn’t perceive it, so I cannot say.”
“Let’s, uh…let’s get what we came for and leave, okay? I suddenly feel very uncomfortable.”
Katira nodded and we slowly approached the pile of stones. As we neared, my unease began to grow more and more insistent until it was all but shrieking at me to turn and run. I stopped in front of the patch of beautiful blue flowers and knelt.
“This is a grave, Katira. Someone is buried here. It’s not a dump, nor was it an accident. Someone chose to be buried here, in the middle of nowhere, with nobody nearby, and only a cairn of stone to mark their final resting place,” I said softly.
“How do you know this, Master?”
“I’m not sure. Something just screams sacred space here. It commands reverence and respect. Whoever this was, they were highly regarded and loved. And they loved this area so much that they demanded to become part of the land,” I said with conviction. “I wonder who she was,” I murmured.
“What did you say?” Katira whispered.
“Hmmm? Oh, I just wanted to know who this was,” I said.
“No. You said she. Why did you specify she?” Katira asked, her hands trembling.
“I did? Huh. I don’t recall a pronoun leaving my lips, but if you say I said it, then I’ll believe you. What’s got you so worked up?” I asked, standing and taking her trembling hands in mine.
“My former Master. She would talk about her late partner frequently. How much she loved this area. How she never wanted to be away from it, even in death. How the two of them would sit on that-”
“-boulder and watch the fish and the crawdads play in the pool beneath the waterfall. How they would walk through the woods together, foraging for nettles and mushrooms and berries. And how her wife picked the wrong mushroom one day, and was found dead in their home. Destroying Angel, wasn’t it?” I asked quietly, receiving a tear-filled nod from my familiar.
“How?” she asked through her tears.
I looked down at the grave, the unease I once felt replaced by something different. Something profound. As I stared, realization flooded through me, and I looked up into my familiar’s beautiful, bloodshot eyes. “Because, if I had to hazard a guess, either your former Master or her wife lives on in me,” I said in a whisper.

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1. 23.4 - The Way You Smile.mp3 ( 4:46)
2. A Thousand Details - Atlantiq (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5:37)
3. Adam Rose & 12c & Emma June - I Wanna Know (feat. 12C, Emma June).mp3 ( 6:10)
4. Adan Mor - Control In My Mind (Original Mix).mp3 ( 6:55)
5. Adrian Mart - Silicon Cream.mp3 ( 6: 0)
6. Akki - Don't Die (Extended Mix).mp3 ( 5:22)
7. Akob - Anthropocene.mp3 ( 7:30)
8. Alexander Johansson & Mattias Fridell - Tonkonst.mp3 ( 5:37)
9. Amal Nemer - D4MNBBY (Original Mix).mp3 ( 6:42)
10. Amine Edge & DANCE & Mene & ACA (YU) - Tricky (Original Mix).mp3 ( 6:18)
11. Andres Campo & Ramiro Lopez - Luna (Klaudia Gawlas Remix).mp3 ( 4:49)
12. Ango Tamarin - No Escape (Original Mix).mp3 ( 6: 8)
13. Antonio Rossini - Invaders.mp3 ( 5:37)
14. Ardalan - Ruby and the Fish.mp3 ( 6:27)
15. ARKVS - Rise And Fall.mp3 ( 5:10)
16. Arni - Nautilus.mp3 ( 5:23)
17. Audio Units - Future Present.mp3 ( 4:30)
18. B.A.N.D.O & Dardi - Prophecy.mp3 ( 6:45)
19. Backlogs - PT1.mp3 ( 5:28)
20. Barry Obzee - What I Need (Extended Mix).mp3 ( 5:41)
21. Beeast - Tandav.mp3 ( 5:58)
22. Belocca - Metamorphosis.mp3 ( 6:50)
23. Ben Reymann - Drag & Stomp.mp3 ( 5:51)
24. Ben Sims - Wipe Out.mp3 ( 5:37)
25. Benefice & Advokate - Monsters.mp3 ( 6:36)
26. Benjamin Barth - Back On (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5:43)
27. Benjamin Barth - Hey Baby (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5:57)
28. Benjamin Groove - Super Rouge.mp3 ( 5:10)
29. Biri & Yogg - Always Silver, Never Gold.mp3 ( 6: 7)
30. Bjarki - Beach song 3.mp3 ( 4:42)
31. Bonilla - Sabores.mp3 ( 6:47)
32. Border One - Altered State (Original).mp3 ( 6: 8)
33. Burden - Rvrt Dub (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5:37)
34. Burroughs - Strung Out.mp3 ( 8:44)
35. Calypse - Zulu Body.mp3 ( 6:17)
36. Cassiopeia - Good Vibe (Original Mix).mp3 ( 6: 7)
37. Catz N Motion & Groove N Hat - Rolling (Radio Edit).mp3 ( 3:32)
38. Christian Burkhardt - New Ways.mp3 ( 8:28)
39. Ciro Fabbiano - Outrun.mp3 ( 4:53)
40. Co-Existence - Parapraxis.mp3 ( 6:24)
41. Cool Kidz - Sunset.mp3 ( 7: 7)
42. D-Knox & Mark Hawkins & D-Knox & Mark Hawkins - This Is The Underground (Original Mix).mp3 ( 6:11)
43. D-Richhard - Time (M. Rodriguez Remix).mp3 ( 7:18)
44. Dale Howard - Drums (Extended Mix).mp3 ( 5:56)
45. Daniel Orpi - Pills & Chill.mp3 ( 5:54)
46. Dennis Quin - Fame To Blame (Extended Mix).mp3 ( 5:12)
47. Dense & Pika - Delta System (Chris Avantgarde Remix).mp3 ( 5:24)
48. Developer - Throne to Throne.mp3 ( 7: 8)
49. Die Maschine - 33.mp3 ( 4: 3)
50. Diego Oroquieta - Goblin (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5:26)
51. Dima Gastroler - Apieron.mp3 ( 5:33)
52. Dino Lenny - I've Learned That (Shadow Child 'Classic' Mix).mp3 ( 6:48)
53. DJ Dee - Let's Move (Extended Mix).mp3 ( 6:49)
54. DJ Jordan - Complex Structure.mp3 ( 6:47)
55. DJ Minx - The Throne.mp3 ( 3:15)
56. Dog on acid - Luck Has Nothing to Do with It.mp3 ( 5: 2)
57. Dok & Martin & Luis Miranda - Ill Never Be Myself (Original Mix).mp3 ( 6:14)
58. Dubman F. - Black Jack.mp3 ( 6:50)
59. Duncan MacDonald - 55,9685 (Developer Remix 1).mp3 ( 7: 5)
60. Duran & Aytek - Fire Me Up.mp3 ( 6:54)
61. Dykkon - Fake Marketing.mp3 ( 6:19)
62. Dyook - With A Touch Of Nostalgia.mp3 ( 7: 3)
63. Eats Everything - Pump (Mark Broom Remix).mp3 ( 4:50)
64. Echologist - Activation.mp3 ( 5:18)
65. Eddy M - Shoot the Shot.mp3 ( 6: 0)
66. Egotot - Vitamin C.mp3 ( 5:27)
67. Elisa Bee - A Place In Space.mp3 ( 5:50)
68. Ellis Moss - Get Mad (Extended Mix).mp3 ( 5:36)
69. Enrico Sangiuliano - Physical Change.mp3 ( 9:58)
70. ESSENTIA - Archeology of the Present.mp3 ( 5:37)
71. Faig - Mad Conga.mp3 ( 5: 7)
72. Fase Bipolar - Waiting for the fall.mp3 ( 5:29)
73. Filta Freqz - Underground.mp3 ( 6: 1)
74. Floormagnet - Kiss Me (Weska Remix).mp3 ( 6:13)
75. Florian Meindl - Defender.mp3 ( 6:49)
76. Francesco Adorisio - Bad B (Extended Mix).mp3 ( 5:40)
77. Freenzy Music & Coutinho Beats - Talking.mp3 ( 5:30)
78. Gabriel Evoke - Navigate.mp3 ( 6:48)
79. Gal0 - Soul of Universe.mp3 ( 5:30)
80. Gareth Wild - Constantine.mp3 ( 5:40)
81. Gene Farris & Basura Boyz - Takin' Over (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5: 2)
82. George Smeddles - Mind Games.mp3 ( 6:36)
83. Gettoblaster & James Curd Feat. DJ Dagwood - Dum Diddy.mp3 ( 4:55)
84. GOSSO - Dontt Beiby.mp3 ( 6:37)
85. Guedes - Bass A+.mp3 ( 4:58)
86. Hannes Bieger - Poem for the Planet (Christopher Coe Remix) (Christopher Coe Remix).mp3 ( 7:18)
87. Hans Bouffmyhre - The Wasp.mp3 ( 5:22)
88. Hanstler & Keros - The Silence.mp3 ( 6:34)
89. Harry Romero - Roll Play.mp3 ( 6:42)
90. Hatewax - Altered Memory.mp3 ( 7:15)
91. Hector Couto - Clean Doubt.mp3 ( 5:49)
92. Hermann Bravo & Deophonik - Follow The Leader.mp3 ( 6: 0)
93. Hertz - Fro Me Back.mp3 ( 5:34)
94. Hertz Collision - Groove Collision.mp3 ( 5:57)
95. Hi-Lo - Brazil (Extended Mix).mp3 ( 5:51)
96. Hiroaki Iizuka - Recall (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5:51)
97. holocene - Don't You Move.mp3 ( 5:35)
98. Hutch - Who's Da Badman.mp3 ( 6:10)
99. Hynka - Copacabana (Original mix).mp3 ( 8: 3)
100. Hype Wave - Sus Secretos.mp3 ( 5: 7)
101. Ignez & Rodhad & Ignez & Rodhad - VERMILLION 01 [220207.1].mp3 ( 5: 8)
102. Ignez - Aventurine.mp3 ( 5:26)
103. Inskape - Indeciphered I.mp3 ( 6: 2)
104. Iur Klossther - Baracca (Original Mix).mp3 ( 6:17)
105. J.Pe Bruna & Arbea - Good Vibration (Thurman Remix).mp3 ( 5:44)
106. Jaden Thompson - Memories.mp3 ( 7:17)
107. Jamback - At The House.mp3 ( 5:38)
108. James Deron - You Don't Know (Robbie Rivera Remix) (Extended Mix).mp3 ( 6:49)
109. James Dexter - Jazzing Around.mp3 ( 6:26)
110. Jancen - Dub Tool 1.mp3 ( 6: 0)
111. JAVIIS - Blackbox.mp3 ( 6: 0)
112. Jayden Goldthorpe - It Poppin (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5:25)
113. Job De Jong - Inside Man (Original Mix).mp3 ( 7: 0)
114. Jonas Kopp - Circular Movement.mp3 ( 4:32)
115. Jonatas C - Payback (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5:12)
116. Jorge Mattos - Samba Malandro.mp3 ( 7:18)
117. Josh Butler & Illyus & Barrientos - Mic Rock (Harvard Bass Remix).mp3 ( 5:35)
118. Josh Butler & Illyus & Barrientos - Mic Rock (Mike Scot Remix).mp3 ( 6: 5)
119. Joshua Jones - Stop Me.mp3 ( 4:36)
120. Juan Ferreyro - Babylon (Original Mix).mp3 ( 6:12)
121. Julieta Kopp - Abadia.mp3 ( 5:36)
122. Junior Souza - For Me.mp3 ( 5:54)
123. Karl Reyes & Enmanuel Dipuglia (DO) - Past Things.mp3 ( 6:33)
124. Kinrade - Heights of Abraham.mp3 ( 5:58)
125. KiRKie - Creeping (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5:52)
126. Kiz Pattison - Dark Noises In Dirty Rooms (Lee Jordan Remix).mp3 ( 8:34)
127. Koke Musik & Padilla - We Break Your House (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5:56)
128. KOLO55 - Jeffrey.mp3 ( 6:15)
129. Kount - Gondor (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5:34)
130. Kr!z - Tidal Wave.mp3 ( 4:57)
131. Kyle Zuck - Am I Happy (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5:24)
132. L.B. One - Ring the Alarm (Extended Mix).mp3 ( 3: 2)
133. Lander B - Vitore (Original Mix).mp3 ( 7:15)
134. Laura BCR - Farewell.mp3 ( 6:56)
135. Leandro Kolt - Baby baby.mp3 ( 4:55)
136. Lee Pearce - Your Love (Gabriel Evoke Remix).mp3 ( 6:16)
137. Lee Pearce - Your Love (Jose Antonio eMe Remix).mp3 ( 7:33)
138. Lee Pearce - Your Love (Original Mix).mp3 ( 6:45)
139. Leonardo (ITA) - Bring & Pleasure.mp3 ( 4:29)
140. Lewis Fautzi - Density.mp3 ( 4:40)
141. Lie2You - 303 System.mp3 ( 6:17)
142. Lilly Palmer - Fall In Love (Extended Mix).mp3 ( 5:42)
143. Linear System - Habitat Natural.mp3 ( 6: 5)
144. Loco & Jam - We Touched The Sky.mp3 ( 7: 2)
145. Louden - Body Shaker.mp3 ( 6:54)
146. Luca Tresque - Disorder.mp3 ( 6: 3)
147. Lucas SIlvero - Kaus Borealis (Original).mp3 ( 7:11)
148. Ludmila Di Pasquale - I.T.A..mp3 ( 5:52)
149. Luis Ferro - Poquito.mp3 ( 5: 1)
150. Luis Ferro - Zero Dark (Raw Mix).mp3 ( 5:18)
151. Luis Odem - MYPFPTTRNS I (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5:56)
152. Luvr Boy - Infinity Spiral.mp3 ( 5:57)
153. M-High - Jackstion.mp3 ( 7:30)
154. Madame Aphrodiitee - Money Make Me Dance (Ben Rebel Mix).mp3 ( 6: 2)
155. Marcellus - Juicy (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5:54)
156. Marco Effe - Repulsed (Original Mix).mp3 ( 4:53)
157. Mario Ochoa - Vendetta.mp3 ( 5:53)
158. Mark Di Meo & Mego - Ojitos.mp3 ( 4: 3)
159. Mark&Thom - Tell Me (Extended Mix).mp3 ( 4: 9)
160. MARTIN PANIZZA - The Dark Side Is Coming (Star Wars Remix).mp3 ( 6:48)
161. Mateo Dufour - Reconnected.mp3 ( 6:48)
162. Max Chapman - Bethany.mp3 ( 6:34)
163. Members Of Mayday - Mayday Anthem (Thomas Schumacher Remix).mp3 ( 5: 3)
164. Michael Ferrell - Falling Stars and Burning Sand.mp3 ( 5:55)
165. Michael Joseph - 31 Savage.mp3 ( 6:25)
166. Michel Lauriola - The Times.mp3 ( 6: 9)
167. Mihai Popoviciu - Automat (Original Mix).mp3 ( 6:22)
168. MINT (JPN) - Go Crazy (CLESENT Remix).mp3 ( 5:48)
169. Misha (US) - Be Ready (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5:24)
170. Mizaru - Freak U Out (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5:48)
171. Mr. Zim - I Got So High.mp3 ( 5:55)
172. MSDMNR - Clear.mp3 ( 5:50)
173. Nestor Neven - West Coast.mp3 ( 5:18)
174. Nicolo (AR) & Maxi Alvarado - Against All Odds.mp3 ( 6:50)
175. Nobuharu Morimoto - Daimei.mp3 ( 7:33)
176. Nolga - Amber Gambler.mp3 ( 6:57)
177. NORBAK - Nove Zero Nove.mp3 ( 6: 8)
178. Oden & Fatzo & Yahzi - Don't Tell Me.mp3 ( 5:50)
179. Otik - Unorthodox.mp3 ( 5:13)
180. OYADI - Just Be Good to Me (Extended Mix).mp3 ( 4:37)
181. Paradise Circus - Romantic Schizophrenic.mp3 ( 8:56)
182. Pattrn - Moon Gazing.mp3 ( 6: 3)
183. Paul Adam - A Deeper Love (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5:38)
184. Pedro Campodonico - Party.mp3 ( 6:54)
185. Procombo - Predator (Radio Edit).mp3 ( 4: 8)
186. Procombo - Tunnel Ride (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5:29)
187. Pussy Riot & Boys Noize & Alice Glass - Chastity.mp3 ( 3:25)
188. Pyramidal Decode - Overstatement.mp3 ( 6:24)
189. R.M.K - Kokane.mp3 ( 6: 1)
190. rawBeetz - Got To Have It (The Cap Boy Remix).mp3 ( 5:30)
191. Reeko - Arquetipo 22.mp3 ( 6:27)
192. Reelow - Handz Up.mp3 ( 7:41)
193. Remco Beekwilder - The Dusk Hour (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5:27)
194. Retrouve - Burnin'.mp3 ( 6:25)
195. Retrouve - First Time.mp3 ( 7:27)
196. Ribe & Roll Dann & Ribe & Roll Dann - Preludio.mp3 ( 5:14)
197. Rinia Rinia & Advek - Little Helper 399-1.mp3 ( 6:30)
198. Robbie Doherty - Tantrum.mp3 ( 6:11)
199. ROCKETMAN & Miron (RU) - Generator.mp3 ( 6:21)
200. Rohan (IT) & DeadBat & Ails - Liquid.mp3 ( 6:23)
201. Rone White - The End (Original Mix).mp3 ( 6:32)
202. Ronnie Spiteri - Flawless.mp3 ( 6:25)
203. Rossi. - Knock Knock.mp3 ( 5:47)
204. Ruben Mandolini & Diego serrao - Blackfly (Extended Mix).mp3 ( 6:52)
205. Ryan Clover - Was It Real (Original Mix).mp3 ( 6:37)
206. Samuel Delgado - La Rola.mp3 ( 6: 0)
207. Samuel L Session - Merengue.mp3 ( 5:24)
208. Saol Nua - Harm's Way.mp3 ( 6:11)
209. Sean Roman - Swing (Edit).mp3 ( 5:31)
210. Sidney Charles - Unocace (Original Mix).mp3 ( 6:12)
211. Sidney Charles - X-Files.mp3 ( 6:18)
212. SILSAN - Dark Secret.mp3 ( 5:54)
213. Simina Grigoriu - Radiocarbon (Original Mix).mp3 ( 6:33)
214. Simon Fava & Yvvan Back & Martina Camargo - Donde Estan (Extended Mix).mp3 ( 4:35)
215. Simon Patterson - Ignition (Extended Mix).mp3 ( 6:54)
216. Soer Kyt - Energy (Original Mix).mp3 ( 7: 0)
217. Some Out Of None - Brakes Loose.mp3 ( 6:56)
218. Sound Process - Soul Metrics.mp3 ( 8:34)
219. Stanny Abram - Moment To Shine (Extended Mix).mp3 ( 6: 4)
220. Steve Parker - Soul Seeker.mp3 ( 5:49)
221. Svedstorm - Kicks and Biscuits.mp3 ( 7:38)
222. Sydney Blu - The Night Has Come (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5:41)
223. TacoMan - Tom And Bass.mp3 ( 7: 8)
224. Talla 2xlc & Schwarze Puppen - Der Nebel (Extended Mix).mp3 ( 5:34)
225. Temudo - You Spelled Corn Wrong.mp3 ( 5:34)
226. The Fellas (US) - Speed Walker.mp3 ( 6:43)
227. The Sixth Sense - Muladhara (Original Mix).mp3 ( 5: 2)
228. The Vision & Robert Hood - The Protector.mp3 ( 3:28)
229. Timmy P - Ring Elden Will Ya.mp3 ( 3:30)
230. Tingz - A Rave Ting.mp3 ( 6:48)
231. Tommy Saha - Jubana.mp3 ( 5:57)
232. Tony Romanello - Laniakea.mp3 ( 6:13)
233. Tranzvission - La Tribu (Extended Mix).mp3 ( 6:14)
234. Troy - Omen.mp3 ( 4:53)
235. Troy - Zenith.mp3 ( 5:48)
236. TWR72 - Narrow.mp3 ( 5:48)
237. Uakoz & The Reason Y - Avoidance.mp3 ( 5:56)
238. Umberto Pagliaroli & Jb Martinz - El Loro & La Lora Feat. Jb Martinz (Original Mix).mp3 ( 6:21)
239. Upwellings - Lark Dub.mp3 ( 6:20)
240. Vazdra - Dance For Me.mp3 ( 6:27)
241. Viels & Pyramidal Decode - Privazione Individuale.mp3 ( 6:42)
242. Vince Watson - Kaleidoscope.mp3 ( 9:22)
243. Vince Watson - Polyphonic Groove.mp3 ( 7:38)
244. Volster - EXPOSITION E.mp3 ( 4:47)
245. Vons & Noa Milee - This Is How To (feat. Noa Milee).mp3 ( 4: 0)
246. Waitz - Deeper Down (Original Mix).mp3 ( 6:15)
247. Wally Lopez - Dont Give Up (Irregular Live Remix).mp3 ( 5:47)
248. WLDERZ - Morphing Sequence (Original Mix).mp3 ( 4:58)
249. X-Press 2 - You Know (Everybody).mp3 ( 5:39)
250. Yoikol - Side By Side.mp3 ( 5:10)
251. Zen & T78 - Lucid Dream.mp3 ( 6:38)

Proof: https://imgur.com/a/rf59l5B
All grades are my personal opinion, none are professionally graded. All Coins with mark damage, for the most part, I am unsure if they would grade straight or not; I just wanted to be transparent about them even though they still may be straight grade.
Please shoot me an offer on anything you are interested in if you are not the happiest with the price!
Morgan Dollars (all come with the capsules they are in)
1904 S AG (Scratched) https://imgur.com/a/ac8FBSY (37.50) Pretty Coin!
1921 D MS (Cleaned) https://imgur.com/a/5SaFYuu (38.50SOLD) All the details you could want!
1892 S AG (Removed from Jewelry) https://imgur.com/a/lCunvTj (45.50) Great Date!
Ikes
Roll of Ikes (2 available) https://imgur.com/a/nm4Z4dr (40.00)
Other USA Silver
2020 Silver Proof Set with Reverse Proof Nickel and with (opened) OGP https://imgur.com/a/5xxeP3M (130.00)
2017 Silver Proof Set https://imgur.com/a/MEIf6RL (65.00SOLD)
Bills (Whale all for 181)
1995 20 Dollar Bill (2 Available) https://imgur.com/a/3d3Mymm (23.00)
1988 A 20 Dollar Bill https://imgur.com/a/wQiTf9Q (25.00)
1981 A 20 Dollar Bill https://imgur.com/a/4yQEWOi (23.00)
1995 10 Dollar Bill https://imgur.com/a/Q2tIpVv (14.00)
1993 10 Dollar Bill https://imgur.com/a/Ru7ufjX (14.00)
1985 10 Dollar Bill (3 Available) https://imgur.com/a/Fdr38D5 (15.00)
1981 A 10 Dollar Bill https://imgur.com/a/cwOwu2d (15.00)
1995 5 Dollar Bill https://imgur.com/60BBMkd (7.50)
2001 1 Dollar Bill https://imgur.com/lq1pWsr (1.25)
1999 1 Dollar Bill (6 Available) https://imgur.com/sJ6knnx (1.25)
1995 1 Dollar Bill (8 Available) https://imgur.com/a/SlZZPAK (1.25)
1988 A 1 Dollar Bill (2 Available) https://imgur.com/p79UNha (1.50)
1977 1 Dollar Bill https://imgur.com/a/t0li3RE (2.00)
1977 A 1 Dollar Bill https://imgur.com/a/Xls5wdW (2.50)
Red Books (Can use either media mail or generic shipping)
1959 Edition https://imgur.com/a/gfW76qE (8.00)
1960 Edition https://imgur.com/a/uXGsyb5 (8.00)
2014 Edition https://imgur.com/a/yclWXDz (5.00)
2015 Edition (2 Available) https://imgur.com/a/tIroEM8 (5.00)
2016 Edition https://imgur.com/a/wlmjSfQ (5.00)
Blue Books (Can use either media mail or generic shipping)
2006 Edition https://imgur.com/a/nEEgoVM (5.00)
2012 Edition https://imgur.com/a/OkwSBDO (5.00)
Dansco Albums
Franklin Half Dollars https://imgur.com/a/ccFmZ4l (40.00)
Albums
2010 National Parks (2 Available) https://imgur.com/a/yFr8PIf (1.00)
2013 National Parks (2 Available) https://imgur.com/a/Hdi3CH0 (1.00)
Washington Quarters State Collection 1999-2003 Volume One (Bent on front page) https://imgur.com/a/uVPBDEl (1.50)
Quarters (Partially written in) https://imgur.com/a/SfBFgQv (1.50)
Mercury Dimes 1916-1945 Archival Quality (2 Available) https://imgur.com/a/eCcouZa (8.00)
Abraham Lincoln Cents From Birth to Bicentennial, and Beyond 1909-2010 (Includes 14 coins) https://imgur.com/a/T5AolZo (5.00)
Nickels (Partially written in) https://imgur.com/a/zZGi6oH (2.50)
Euro Collection (Very nice book) https://imgur.com/a/ns7iXzV (20.00)
The Official United States Mint Coin Album - Presidential $1 Coins (5 Available) https://imgur.com/a/1rJ1P5M (5.00)
Roosevelt Dimes 1946-1987 https://imgur.com/a/QjCbPSV (11.00)
Jefferson Head Nickels 1938 - (Partially written in) https://imgur.com/a/sdbZ3rC (11.00)
John F. Kennedy 1964 - https://imgur.com/a/3WWjf5f (15.00)
Franklin Head Half Dollars 1948 - (Partially written in) (Missing one Plastic Slip) https://imgur.com/a/x52QxZH (11.00)
Liberty Walking Half Dollars Part 2 1937-1947 https://imgur.com/a/FZGyKyU (15.00)
General Album Coin Sets https://imgur.com/a/AScFqsi (25.00)
John F. Kennedy 1964 - (Partially written in) https://imgur.com/a/6ubYLBP (13.00)
Large Coin Cases (Shipping Varys)
Kennedy Half Dollar Display Case https://imgur.com/a/DzKHJAu (40.00)
Silver Jefferson Nickel Coin Display (Coin holders and untested and uncounted, but it looks fine to me) https://imgur.com/a/iq7qHWu (8.00)
Large Dollar Coin Display https://imgur.com/a/VkBVsbz (35.00)
Small Coin Cases (I have never used any of these, screws tightness is unknown) (Whale for 88)
Coin Holder Boxes (3) https://imgur.com/a/NB2V2gt (10.00 Total)
Three Coin Snap Box https://imgur.com/a/olEbGaT (10.00)
United States Gold Type Set https://imgur.com/a/ZNhhIV9 (12.00)
United States Half Dollars (Screws uncounted and tested, but looks fine to me) https://imgur.com/dMx4TYH (8.00)
St. Gaudens Case https://imgur.com/kA06XxY (8.00)
Kennedy Half Dollar Coin Display (Capsule Missing) https://imgur.com/a/bhVAEgy (3.00)
5 Dollar Gold Case https://imgur.com/a/6UuQK3Z (8.00)
2.50 Dollar Gold Case https://imgur.com/a/x7yw3hF (4.00)
10 Dollar Gold Case https://imgur.com/a/CGme2nv (8.00)
20 Dollar Gold Case (Missing three screws) https://imgur.com/a/axQ98WS (4.00)
20 Dollar Gold Case https://imgur.com/a/3a3IASk (8.00)
1 oz Us Eagle Case https://imgur.com/a/LkpRQTj (7.00)
20 Dollar Gold Case (Missing three screws) https://imgur.com/a/f1Ifhrn (4.00)
Shipping is 5 Dollars for 12 ounces total weight or less, 8 dollars for over 12 ounces; I am accepting Zelle (Preferred), PPFF (No notes pls), and Venmo FF (No notes pls)
I will not be able to ship between June 4th and June 7th. Any payments that finish processing between these dates cannot be shipped until at least June 8th.
Disclaimer: I lose all responsibility once I drop the package at the post office, but I will help in any way I can for any issues that occur. I will ship once payment clears (once it no longer says pending in my bank account) (Zelle normally is good to go the next day, PP and Venmo can take a few days).

Looking for a more down to earth Extended Essay Guide? Then look no further. It is safe to assume that you are currently tackling the challenges of the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum. Nonetheless, that does not mean that students are given all the necessary resources to address complex extended essay questions. Throughout this IB Extended Essay Guide, experts from our online paper writing service will be exploring the most efficient methods to manage and complete such a challenging task.
What is an IB Extended Essay?
It is a well-known fact that the IB Diploma Programme is quite demanding as it includes multiple forms of assessment, one of which is the Extended Essay. It is designed for students aged between 16 to 19 to help prepare them for life's challenges. Overall it aims to do so by encouraging its participants to be independent thinkers that are knowledgeable, caring, compassionate as well as have an inquisitive nature about the world around them. One develops their intercultural understanding due to the methods used to teach the material, particularly the Extended Essay, and the multicultural learning environment that prepares students to approach issues from a multitude of viewpoints.
Visibly the IB programme is designed to empower students by allowing them to engage in higher level studies of their preferred subjects. Thus, the Extended Essay Topics will be based on one of the higher level subjects. In most cases, the IB Extended Essay is shortened to EE.
Regardless of what Extended Essay topics are being taken into consideration, the assignment itself cannot exceed 4000 words. The assignment must make use of a

1. Cover Page/Title Page;
2. Abstract;
3. Table of Content;
4. Main Body and a Bibliography.

This task should be structured as a mini-thesis written under the supervision of an academic supervisor, usually one of the IB teachers available at the school. The result obtained from students Extended Essay topics is counted towards the value of their IB Diploma. For those seeking a more detailed explanation of how it is tallied up, we will go over that in the sections to come.
The process itself requires one to have their Extended Essay topics approved by the IBO which is not as complicated as most expect it to be. After it has been accepted, it is time to decide whether one will make use of a typical research paper format, conduct some form of experiment or seek to solve a prominent problem. Most IB schools will allow their students to pick the advisor they want to provide them with various IB Extended Essay Guidelines.
How will the Assignment be Graded?
Usually, the advisors are required to provide students with a handout explaining the grading scheme for all Extended Essay questions. However if it is still unclear, we will go over it again in the section below. As stated by the official Extended Essay Guidelines, the assignment will be marked by a number of external examiners which have been appointed by the IB. The grading scale begins at 0, being the lowest, and ends at 36, being the highest. Nevertheless, despite having a range, there are still some subject-specific as well as general criteria applied to the Extended Essay format as well as content. Therefore, according to how many Rubric Assessment Points you obtain, a Description Letter will be allocated to indicate the final grade.
As you can see a Extended Essay will take up a significant amount of time from the student, but it is vital to make sure it comes out perfect. So what are you waiting for? Get the best college essay writing help from the SuperbPaper today.
Extended Essay Example: Grading Scheme.
How does the Extended Essay impact my diploma?
As of 2014, since the first examination in May 2015, students who receive an E on their Extended Essay topics or Theory of Knowledge (TOK) will no longer be eligible to be awarded the prestigious IB diploma. These two grades are still being combined allowing students to receive up to 3 points towards their degree by completing both assignments successfully.
Specific Criteria
If you have been wondering how to get all those 36 points for your Extended Essay topics then here is the answer. Having mentioned several times that there are some rather rigorous strict criteria used to grade Extended Essay topics, we will now have a look at all of them individually explaining their relevance and role. We have included the maximum amount of points each of these sections carry to give pupils a better understanding of their worth, nonetheless despite their numerical value all are equally important.
A: Research Question [ 2 points Max ]
In most subjects, the purpose of the essay will be highlighted in the form of a question, which is why this criterion is called Research Question. Nonetheless, specific Extended Essay topics will allow and even encourage different approaches when defining them. With that in mind, the research question still has to be included on the title page, and an introduction of the Extended Essay format requires that.
B: Introduction [ 2 points Max ]
According to the IB Extended Essay Guidelines examiners must assess the degree to which pupil’s introduction highlights the relationship between the research question and background knowledge the individual already posses on the Extended Essay topic. Students should look to underline the significance and worth of this examination holistically. Overall the context of the chosen research question must be stated and examined.
C: Investigation [ 4 points Max ]
As indicated by the IB Extended Essay Guide our following criterion entails examining the degree to which students have planned their investigations. In essence, examiners are looking to see an extensive range of sources is taken into consideration, efficient use of data as well as implementing these elements in the right places. Overall make sure you collect ONLY relevant material that has been carefully selected as it must support the idea of the investigation.
D: Knowledge and Understanding of the Topic Studied [ 4 points Max ]
This criterion assesses the degree to which students are aware of the current state of affairs in the respective field they are investigating. Nonetheless, that statement has to be taken with a pinch of salt since it is referring to what a pre-university student can elaborate on and not a Masters graduate. Thus, our Extended Essay Guide encourages students to evidentiate their knowledge and understanding of the topic at hand by indicating how the investigation impacts this subject from their current academic perspective.
E: Reasoned Argument [ 4 points Max ]
Due to the title, it is somewhat straightforward what will be placed under assessment. The IB Extended Essay Guidelines explicitly require students to make good use of all the data or reading material collected to showcase their ideas coherently and logically. Thus, pupils may decide to argue against their research question or choose to find various ways of proving it. Keep in mind that the paper must succeed in proving or disproving the original hypothesis according to the IB Extended Essay Guide.
F: Application of Analytical and Evaluative Skills Appropriate to the Subject [ 4 points Max ]
Students display an appropriate use of their analytical and evaluative skills throughout each section included in their Extensive Essay structure.
G: Use of Language Appropriate to the Subject [ 4 Points Max ]
Appropriate use of academic terminology, language, grammar, etc. throughout the assignment. Overall the goal is to get one's ideas across to the public in a clear and concise manner.
H: Conclusion [ 2 points Max ]
The goal here is clearly to assess the impact of a student's conclusion. Relevancy and consistency throughout one's argument will play a significant role for examiners. Make sure not to leave any unanswered questions to tackle within the conclusion. Doing so can indicate the student's research was not thorough enough or the Extended Essay structure was not properly organized. The keys to success are to be consistent in the methods and evidence used to support one's argument as well as keeping things as clear and concise as possible without repeating the introduction.
I: Formal Presentation [ 4 points Max ]
As simple as it might sound at first, the following criterion concerns itself with the formal physical elements of the Extended Essay. It is utterly crucial that students are aware of these requirements depicted in any Extended Essay Guide. Again consistency is critical as students must adhere to the standard format described below in the IB Extended Essay Guidelines section. For more information on what these elements are, consult “What is an IB Extended Essay?” located at the start of our Extended Essay Guide. Sticking to a simple set of rules can end up awarding the student 4 points, which would be a shame to lose out on.
J: Abstract [ 2 points Max ]
Remember that regardless of what Extended Essay topics are being taken into consideration the abstract can never exceed 300 words as it will result in losing these 2 points. Make sure you include the research question being investigated, how the data or reading material will be collected as well as how one expects the investigation to conclude.
K: Holistic Judgement [ 4 points Max ]
The last criterion sets out to assess the qualities which distinguish an excellent Extended Essay from a fantastic one. In essence what it means is displaying a passionate intellectual initiative and a firm understanding of what the topic entails. It is highly recommended in any Extended Essay Guide that pupils seek to apply holistic judgment throughout the entire assignment.
IB Extended Essay Guidelines
Similar to all standardized testing systems the Extended Essay guidelines are based on common criteria, some interpreted in specific ways according to the subject. So let’s have a look at the most general ones provided by our psychology essay writing service experts:

• The assignment is compulsory for all Diploma Programme students. Make sure to meet all the deadlines, including those for drafts.
• It can be done in the form of an investigation or independent research on the Extended Essay topics that have been approved by the Diploma Programme.
• Review the May 2017 Extended Essay structure requirements form in case things have changed.
• According to the Extended Essay Guidelines, everything has to be typed up and double-spaced.
• Most institutions will recommend that this process is undergone with the help of a supervisor.
• Students should look to pick Extended Essay topics they are comfortable with since it is an opportunity to display one’s knowledge and understanding of the subject with lots of enthusiasm.
• If the student is going to create their own topic, they have it approved by the IBO and their supervisor since it has to fit within the criteria.
• It must be presented as a formal piece of academic writing having no more than 4,000 words.
• The Extended Essay will be externally assessed alongside the TOK essay to determine how many points shall be contributed to the final grade.
• Remember to acknowledge all sources used in solving any Extended Essay questions according to the approved academic requirements.
• Overall it takes approximately 40 hours of work, depending on the student, and ends with a viva voce (voice interview which will be recorded) conducted by your chosen academic supervisor (recommended).

Such Extended Essay Guidelines should be given out to you by every IB institution. Nonetheless, they are quite lengthy and can take a while to get through. We hope that by reading a shortened and more succinct version of it, you will have saved some time, which you can now invest into perfecting one’s Extended Essay Outline.
What are the Best Extended Essay Topics?
Before exploring where one might strike goals regarding their Extended Essay topics, it is essential to be aware of the examiner's expectations. The IB programme makes use of a complex system where everything is interconnected.
When first confronted with the Approaches to Teaching and Learning (ATL) available topics it can get a bit confusing due to how layered the system is. First off what ATL concerns itself with are planned strategies, skills and/or attitudes designed to suffuse one's teaching and learning environment. The goal behind ATL is to help students develop in five different areas, namely:

1. Becoming an Independent Thinker
2. Developing Self-Management Traits
3. Encouraging Effective Communication
4. Exploring Social Aspects
5. Performing Fruitful Research

Thus, to help students in their grooming process and prepare them for writing some fantastic Extended Essay topics the curriculum is designed much like one of a university. Meaning each pupil must choose six courses from six distinct groups. Doing so gives one a taste of what everything entails so they may gauge what field is best suited for their Extended Essay questions. The groups go as follows:

• The Arts [Theater Arts, Visual Arts, Dancing, etc.]
• Individuals and Societies [Previously known as Humanities involves: History, Geography, Economics, Business Management, Information Technology, etc.]
• Sciences [Physics, Biology, Chemistry, etc.]
• Studies in language and literature [English, German, French, Spanish as a Native Speaker]
• Language Acquisition [Learning a new language either from scratch or at a higher level, but less knowledgeable than a native speaker as they are not eligible]
• Mathematics

In case you change your mind on what subjects fit best one has the option to change them up to a specific date. The date is established by each institution, in particular. Nevertheless, once the period has passed, it will be physically impossible for students to catch up with the material they have missed. With that being said, each must have at least three, with a maximum of four, higher level (HL) classes while taking the rest at the standard level (SL). The difference between those is straightforward: a higher level class will require 240 recommended teaching hours and standard level a total of 150 recommended teaching hours.
Now, since we have a basic idea of how the system works and what is expected of us, we can have a look at what makes Extended Essay topics shine. Most students tend to deviate from the given list of topics by adding their own unique spin to it. The best way to go about any Extended Essay questions is by having the topic based on one of your higher level subjects. Below we will provide an Extended Essay example for each of the six groups.
English A1 HL: How effective was Seamus Heaney’s response in “The Pen’s view of the Sword” to “The Troubles” in Northern Ireland as shown in “Wintering Out and North”?
History HL: A in-depth comparative study between Chinese and Japanese high school history textbooks depicting the acts of Japanese Aggression in China from 1935 to 1937.
Visual Arts HL: To what extent has Salvador Dali’s surrealist movement impacted our interpretation of modern artworks?
Physics HL: Deformation from free-falling - Investigating how the height from which we drop molten wax onto a water surface affect its size and shape.
Mathematics HL: An investigation into the relationship between Pascal's Triangle and the Fibonacci sequence.
Economics/Business Management HL: To what extent has the recession affected the consumption of demerit goods in China?
Secret Tips and Tricks To Tackle Any IB Extended Essay Questions
Phew, it has been quite a journey so far, and it’s not over yet. Since we have covered all the significant elements which need to include in your Extended Essay topics what else could be left? Well, below, our talented paper writers have come up with some fantastic tips and tricks that students can put into practice quite quickly. Unless you order essay online directly from our website, this type of Extended Essay guide looks to get you going in the right direction so you don't have to spend countless hours correcting silly mistakes which can sometimes occur.
The following segment of the Extended Essay Guide is split into two distinct sections. One is a simple list of what to do and not to do while tackling this assignment as well as some fantastic tips and tricks to help you get it done in no time. So let’s have a look at each list of these Extended Essay tips carefully and understand how they will help us get it done in time.
The “Do’s and Don'ts” of Tackling Any Extended Essay Questions
Since the IB Extended Essay Topics are quite challenging here is a roadmap to help you understand what the examiners are looking for.
Extended Essay Dos:

• Look to find a topic that you have a lot of background information on. This will not only reduce the number of research hours for the Extended Essay but also make it a lot easier to get one’s thoughts organized.
• Get working on it as quickly as possible.
• Go over the assessment criteria for the Extended Essay format several times, since it would be a shame to lose points for small structural errors.
• Maintaining a good relationship with the chosen academic supervisor is crucial.
• Carefully consider what the best Extended Essay Research Question might be for the assignment.
• Try imagining the full finished essay before deciding on your final research question. Do not be shy to reconstruct the Extended Essay questions if needed entirely. However, if it involves a change in topics, then it must be resubmitted to get the IB Coordinator’s approval.
• Instead of being overwhelmed by the sheer size of the Extended Essay format, one should look to start by completing the requirements such as the abstract, organizing their sources and table of content or perfecting the cover page.
• Create a schedule: Plan out the when, where and hows regarding the material needed. It should also include dates. These will be used to determine when the research period ends, when the actual writing of the Extended Essay begins, etc. Make sure to include some wiggle room just in case there are unforeseen delays.
• Have a clear Extended Essay Structure. Meaning one should have it ready before they start writing. It will ensure the sources being used are well incorporated into the text.
• Have multiple copies of the assignment on various platforms. E.g., On your PC, Laptop, Hard-Drive, Phone, Tablet, etc. This way if one piece of equipment breaks down there is a backup file.
• Always double-check and proofread the final version multiple times.

Extended Essay Don’ts:

• Avoid working with Extended Essay topics which are inappropriate. Meaning they should not be too vague, broad, narrow or too confusing to answer within the Extended Essay word count.
• Remember this kind of assignment seeks to find questions worth investigating which students can explore passionately. Overall students should avoid Extended Essay questions that can be quickly answered as well.
• Make sure all the data needed to develop the paper are readily available or can be made easily accessible. Without being able to interact with these resources, it is best to choose a different topic.
• Avoid including irrelevant material and sources at all cost.
• Do not ignore the Extended Essay Assessment Criteria and references your resources accordingly as to dodge the deadly bullet called plagiarism.
• Do not turn the assignment into a summary or a simple report depicting a given set of facts. Construct it in such a way so that analyzing the Extended Essay Research Question remains the star of the show.
• Stay clear of repeating the introduction in the conclusion as it is unacceptable for this particular assignment.
• Never cite sources that are not included in the bibliography.

Secret Tips and Tricks:
Find The Perfect Balance For Your Extended Essay Research Question
Quite often students tend to struggle when trying to create their perfect Extended Essay questions. The issue arises due to the topics needing to be broad enough so writing 4,000 words for them is not an issue but at the same time make sure they are narrowed down to keep them from turning into books. A great example is history students who are passionate about World War II (WWII) seeking to create their topics. It is easily understood that choosing to write about the impact the war had on Europe is primarily a book in itself. Thus it is better to look at it from a different perspective. One can instead narrow it down to the impact WWII had on the performance of German military forces from 1945-1950.
As easy as it might sound in this Extended Essay guide, the best way to go about perfecting your topic is by brainstorming multiple alternatives which seem attractive. Some students work better with Extended Essay topics requiring pupils to make some sort of comparison. But how could one apply that in such a scenario? It is essential to keep in mind that if choosing to do so we must find a form of comparison tailored to enrich the context. Thus, in our case, we can take a look at how a country such as Britain saw the German military in the time period selected. Overall we would now have researched two different sources that come to offer opposing viewpoints in our Extended Essay Outline. For example, a German source would describe the militaries lack of strength as increasing local civil unrest instead of helping maintain peace. While on the other hand, the British source would illustrate how the state of the German military had to remain this way since they had proven to be a threat to the international security of Europe twice in less than 50 years.
Avoid using comparisons unless they are genuinely relevant to the Extended Essay Topics being developed. If you are still unsure whether a specific comparison can match your topic the best thing to do is to consult the academic advisor.
Avoid Picking Up Extravagant Topics, Stick To Writing About Something You Really Enjoy
So how does one go about finding their passion for writing a fantastic Extended Essay? Quite often the answer is staring us right in the face.
Despite how demanding the IB Diploma Programme can be, eventually, we all find a class that helps relieve some of the pressure since everything comes to you naturally. It is highly recommended throughout this Extended Essay Guide that students pursue their passions since they will end up spending a lot of time working on the assignment. An unexpected benefit which can come from writing an fantastic Extended Essay is obtaining a scholarship by using it as a term of reference in interviews.
Let’s assume that by now you’ve discovered the most suitable subject for your Extended Essay. If it is English A1 then apparently it will involve researching what books literal motifs can create a fascinating comparison. Start by brainstorming, as previously mentioned, to narrow it down to a manageable margin or list of possible options. Usually the fastest way to complete the Extended Essay outline is by looking at what your favorite chapters were in that book or course and why. However, try not to spend more than 2 hours on this process at most to obtain satisfactory results. If it seems to need more time then perhaps it is best to consider choosing a different Extended Essay topic.
Choose the Best Possible Academic Advisor:
When looking to pick an academic supervisor for your Extended Essay topic, it is essential to keep a few things in mind.
First off, you have to convince them to supervise your Extended Essay early on since other students might want to seek out this particular teacher as well. In a sense, it is first come, first served. Some might require candidates to submit an Extended Essay outline before being accepted, but it is always worth it. Doing so ensures one does not end up with a random supervisor who is not passionate about the Extended Essay topic itself. Another crucial thing to value is selecting a tutor who is willing to take the time to go through several Extended Essay drafts and include an extensive set of notes on what can be improved. However, with that being said the IBO states explicitly that while advisors are allowed to suggest improvements to students Extended Essay topics they can not directly engage in writing up changes for it. Thus, one can understand why there is such a high demand for a detailed Extended Essay Guide. Overall the academic advisor should spend between two to three hours with the candidate discussing the intricacies of their Extended Essay topic. In essence, the process makes the students choice quite crucial since if they pick a teacher they have no connection to, this individual might not push the student to their limits. Thus, that is why in this Extended Essay Guide we recommend pupils always select a teacher you have worked with before either in class or during an extracurricular activity.
So what are the keys to getting the best possible academic advisor for any Extended Essay Topics again?

1. Pick an advisor that will motivate you and push you to the limit.
2. Make sure you get in touch with them early on, so they are not overburdened.
3. Submit an agreement form if necessary.
4. Always ask if they are willing to take the time and review multiple drafts.
5. Avoid choosing one's favorite teacher to be the advisor, UNLESS what they teach is directly related to the Extended Essay topic.

Starting Sooner Is Always Better Than Later
As dull as it might sound by now, it cannot be stressed enough by any Extended Essay Guide. But as evident as it might be, there is always something a lot more fun to do in high school than coming up with Extended Essay topics. However, regardless of how confident one is in their academic skills and ability to write up assignments quickly, it is nearly impossible to produce a convincing 4,000-word essay in a week or less and expect a good grade. As previously mentioned in the Extended Essay Guide the task requires students to read multiple articles, books, plays, or even watch several documentaries. Thus, unless one decides to buy an essay from our service, the sooner one gets started, the faster they can finish.
Despite the universal IBO curriculum, not all institutions have the same deadlines. Meaning some schools will want them handed in as early as November from their Senior year class while others will have to submit theirs by February at the latest. Usually, the task deadlines will be provided to you in advance during the student's Junior Year. Nonetheless, if this has not come up the best thing to do is talk to the IB coordinator and find a useful Extended Essay Guide.
Having mentioned it several times throughout this Extended Essay Guide, we will provide you with an ideal timetable which students can use to plan out this paper:
*Note: The timeline is tailored, so everything is done in advance before everything is due to help relieve some of the pressure.
Establishing a clear structure is half the battle
Visibly the IB loves the use of an organized Extended Essay structure. A smart way to approach such a challenge, as indicated by our Extended Essay Guide, is to have a clear introduction (2 pages max), research question, main body (up to 18 pages max usually), conclusion (1 page) and a robust, reliable set of references (separate page). Steer clear of coming up with an ambiguous abstract confusing the examiner more rather than give them a good understanding of what is to come in the Extended Essay structure.
Since the Extended Essay Guide indicates the main body will take up the most space, it is best to split it up into several components or elements. This way it is easier to define one’s Extended Essay outline, especially if it is a comparison. However, for those looking to conduct various experiments, it is best to follow the scientific method style. Meaning the Extended Essay outline begins by explaining the research question, describing the research methods that will be used to collect data, present the data, analyze the data, present all the possible uncertainties the experiment carries and lastly evaluate the success of the research in the form of a conclusion.

The stock market is a complex ecosystem, influenced by a myriad of factors. From the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) to the ongoing debt ceiling negotiations in Washington, D.C., these influences are shaping daily market trends for penny stocks and higher-priced stocks across the board. In this article, we’ll dive into these dynamics and offer insights into the current state of the stock market. We’ll also get into some of the emerging trends that investors may need to watch this week.

The Rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Stock Market Today

One of the most significant trends shaping the stock market today is the growing interest in AI. This technology, which enables machines to mimic human intelligence, is revolutionizing various sectors, and the stock market is no exception.
The Nasdaq 100 Index, which comprises the 100 largest tech stocks on the Nasdaq, has seen a significant jump, largely driven by the hype around AI. This surge is contrasted by the Dow Jones Industrial Index’s performance, which has been muted, to say the least. This divergence is indicative of the market stress that often occurs during bear markets and early-stage bull markets when doubts are still prevalent.
Investors have been piling money into the AI trade, concentrating market gains into a few companies. These include Apple, Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, Tesla, and Nvidia. They account for the majority of the Nasdaq 100’s $4 trillion growth in market valuation this year. Apple and Microsoft alone have each gained more in value than the entire bottom 93 stocks.

The Impact of AI on Penny Stocks

While AI mania has primarily benefited large-cap tech stocks, it has also created opportunities for investors interested in cheap stocks. Penny stocks, typically defined as stocks trading for less than $5 per share, offer the potential for significant returns, albeit with a higher risk profile.
Several small-cap software and chip companies have been riding the AI wave, producing outsized returns. These companies, while not as well-known as their larger counterparts, are playing a crucial role in the AI revolution, providing the tools and technologies that enable AI applications.
Investors interested in penny stocks have begun considering companies in the AI space. These companies, while riskier than established tech giants, have offered the potential for significant returns in the short term.

Tech Penny Stocks To Watch

We discussed several tech and AI penny stocks today as shares of companies like NVIDIA ($NVDA) and C3AI (AI) surged. But those weren’t the only cheap stocks making moves. In fact, several began climbing after the stock market closed on Tuesday:

Trust Stamp ($IDAI)

Lately, shares of companies with any sort of exposure to this niche in tech have climbed higher on speculation. Trust Stamp ($IDAI), an identity technology company, is providing AI-powered trust and ID services across a number of sectors. Last week, the company announced a patent allowance by the USPTO titled “Systems and processes for lossy biometric representation,” which expanded Trust Stamps’ current IP portfolio. While no further updates have come out since then, the speculative environment for AI stocks has brought attention to IDAI stock.

Near Intelligence ($NIR)

data intelligence company, Near Intelligence ($NIR) saw its share price climb after hours on Tuesday. The penny stock has hovered “near” its 52-week lows for the last week. In its most recent earnings update, Anil Mathews, CEO of Near explained, “I believe that Near is well-positioned to continue to deliver products that our customers rely on to provide insights that help them make better decisions. Looking to the future, we believe our high-quality data, coupled with generative AI, will allow our customers to get the maximum value out of data without sacrificing privacy.”
But what has traders taking a closer look, may have more to do with insider actions than words. This month, Directors Mark Greene and Kathryn Petralia purchased over 50,000 shares, collectively. The average prices of their purchases were in the range of $1.88 to $2.

Peraso Inc. ($PRSO)

Semiconductor stocks have also gained interest in the stock market recently and Peraso Inc. ($PRSO) is on that list. The company develops products offering a number of applications, including mmWave 5G and fixed wireless access.
Video streaming, untethered augmented reality, virtual reality, and extended reality are also capable through Peraso’s offerings. The company recently beat earnings estimates for both EPS and sales during the first quarter. Furthermore, attention may have focused on the company’s plans for the year ahead.
In a Q1 update, CEO Ron Glibbery said, “Our near-term focus remains on expanding Peraso’s leadership in mmWave FWA, as wireless ISPs (WISP) seek to aggressively deploy multi-gigabit connectivity in the unlicensed 60 GHz spectrum to secure share of a rapidly growing subscriber base. In addition, we continue to see encouraging signs of traction on prospective engagements for 5G mmWave applications, with multiple tier-one equipment vendors targeting future FWA deployments worldwide.”

The Influence of the Debt Ceiling on the Stock Market

Another significant factor influencing the stock market is the ongoing negotiations in Washington D.C. to raise the debt ceiling. The debt ceiling, which is the maximum amount of debt that the U.S. government can incur, has been a contentious issue in recent years, with disagreements over the ceiling leading to government shutdowns and market volatility.
The tentative agreement to suspend the debt ceiling until June 2025, if approved by Congress, will allow the U.S. government to pay its bills and avoid a technical default. This development has been seen as removing a potential catastrophic negative from the market, allowing investors to focus on other factors.

The Future of the Stock Market

Despite the mixed performance, the market’s future trajectory remains uncertain. Factors such as the Federal Reserve’s next move, the outcome of the debt ceiling negotiations, and the continued interest in AI will likely play a significant role in shaping the market’s future.
Investors, particularly those interested in penny stocks, should keep a close eye on these developments. Understanding these influences and trends will be crucial in making informed investment decisions.
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THU JUN 01
(1:30AM) The Girl Who Had Everything (1953/1h 9m/Drama/Richard Thorpe)
(2:45AM) It's a Big Country: An American Anthology (1952/1h 29m/Drama/Clarence Brown)
(4:30AM) Alias a Gentleman (1948/1h 16m/Comedy/Harry Beaumont)
(6:00AM) Showgirl in Hollywood (1930/1h 20m/Musical/Mervyn Le Roy)
(7:30AM) Bright Lights (1931/1h 9m/Musical/Michael Curtiz)
(8:45AM) Cain and Mabel (1936/1h 30m/Romance/Lloyd Bacon)
(10:30AM) Marked Woman (1937/1h 36m/Drama/Lloyd Bacon)
(12:15PM) Ziegfeld Girl (1941/2h 11m/Musical/Robert Z. Leonard)
(2:45PM) The Prince and the Showgirl (1957/1h 57m/Comedy/Laurence Olivier)
(4:45PM) Party Girl (1958/1h 39m/Crime/Nicholas Ray)
(6:30PM) Viva Las Vegas (1964/1h 26m/Musical/George Sidney)
(8:00PM) Bringing Up Baby (1938/1h 42m/Comedy/Howard Hawk)
(10:00PM) Break of Hearts (1935/1h 20m/Romance/Philip Moeller)
(11:30PM) Sylvia Scarlett (1935/1h 37m/Romance/George Cukor)
FRI JUN 02
(1:15AM) Mary of Scotland (1936/2h 3m/Romance/John Ford)
(3:30AM) Quality Street (1937/1h 24m/Comedy/George Stevens)
(5:00AM) Christopher Strong (1933/1h 17m/Romance/Dorothy Arzner)
(6:30AM) The Little Minister (1934/1h 50m/Romance/Richard Wallace)
(8:30AM) Spitfire (1934/1h 28m/Drama/John Cromwell)
(10:00AM) Blood on the Moon (1948/1h 28m/Western/Robert Wise)
(11:30AM) The Good Guys and the Bad Guys (1969/1h 31m/Comedy/Burt Kennedy)
(1:15PM) Desire Me (1947/1h 31m/Romance/George Cukor)
(3:00PM) Holiday Affair (1949/1h 27m/Romance/Don Hartman)
(4:30PM) Angel Face (1953/1h 31m/Crime/Otto Preminger)
(6:15PM) Out of the Past (1947/1h 37m/Film-NoiJacques Tourneur)
(8:00PM) She Done Him Wrong (1933/1h 6m/Comedy/Lowell Sherman)
(9:30PM) The Gang's All Here (1943/1h 43m/Musical/Busby Berkeley)
(11:30PM) The Importance Of Being Earnest (1952/1h 35m/Comedy/Anthony Asquith)
SAT JUN 03
(1:15AM) Pillow Talk (1959/1h 45m/Comedy/Michael Gordon)
(3:15AM) Auntie Mame (1958/2h 23m/Comedy//Morton DaCosta)
(5:45AM) The Women (1939/2h 12m/Comedy/George Cukor)
(8:00AM) MGM CARTOONS: The Homeless Flea (1940/0h 7m/Animation/Rudolf Ising)
(8:09AM) One Against the World (1939/0h 10m/Short/Fred Zinnemann)
(8:21AM) Zeeland "The Hidden Paradise" (1935/0h 6m/Short/Ruth Fitzpatrick)
(8:29AM) The Big Noise (1936/57m/Drama/Frank Mcdonald)
(9:30AM) The BATMAN: The Executioner Strikes (1943/0h 15m/Serial/Lambert Hillyer)
(10:00AM) POPEYE: Hill-Billing and Cooing (1956/0h 6m/Animation/Seymour Kneitel)
(10:08AM) Calling Philo Vance (1939/1h 2m/Suspense/William Clemens)
(11:30AM) Main Street Today (1944/0h 19m/Short/Edward L. Cahn)
(12:00PM) ABBA: The Movie (1977/1h 34m/Documentary/?)
(1:45PM) Hoosiers (1986/1h 55m/Drama/David Anspaugh)
(4:00PM) Angels in the Outfield (1951/1h 42m/Drama/Clarence Brown)
(6:00PM) Strangers on a Train (1951/1h 36m/Suspense/Alfred Hitchcock)
(8:00PM) The Black Shield of Falworth (1954/1h 39m/Adventure/)
(10:00PM) The Great Impostor (1960/1h 52m/Adaptation/Robert Mulligan)
SUN JUN 04
(12:00AM) Between Midnight and Dawn (1950/1h 29m/Film-NoiGordon Douglas)
(2:00AM) Swing Shift (1984/1h 40m/Romance/Jonathan Demme)
(4:00AM) Protocol (1984/1h 36m/Comedy/Herbert Ross)
(6:00AM) Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960/1h 30m/Drama/Karel Reisz)
(7:45AM) The Loved One (1965/1h 56m/Comedy/Tony Richardson)
(10:00AM) Between Midnight and Dawn (1950/1h 29m/Film-NoiGordon Douglas)
(12:00PM) Born Yesterday (1950/1h 43m/Comedy/George Cukor)
(2:00PM) The Mating Game (1959/1h 37m/Comedy/George Marshall)
(3:45PM) Sex and the Single Girl (1964/1h 54m/Comedy/Richard Quine)
(5:45PM) A Chorus Line (1985/1h 53m/Musical/Richard Attenborough)
(8:00PM) Blazing Saddles (1974/1h 33m/Western/Mel Brooks)
(10:00PM) Along Came Jones (1945/1h 30m/Western/Stuart Heisler)
MON JUN 05
(12:00AM) The Blackbird (1926/1h 26m/Tod Browning)
(2:00AM) Before the Rain (1994/1h 55m/WaMilcho Manchevski)
(4:00AM) Three Colors: White (1994/1h 30m/Drama/Krzysztof Kieslowski)
(6:00AM) June Bride (1948/1h 37m/Romance/Bretaigne Windust)
(8:00AM) Royal Wedding (1951/1h 33m/Musical/Stanley Donen)
(10:00AM) Father of the Bride (1950/1h 33m/Comedy/Vincente Minnelli)
(12:00PM) Double Wedding (1937/1h 27m/Comedy/Richard Thorpe)
(2:00PM) The Bride Came C.O.D. (1941/1h 32m/Comedy/William Keighley)
(4:00PM) Father of the Bride (1991/1h 45m/Comedy/Charles Shyer)
(6:00PM) High Society (1956/1h 47m/Musical/Charles Walters)
(8:00PM) High Sierra (1941/1h 40m/Crime/Raoul Walsh)
(10:00PM) Colorado Territory (1949/1h 34m/Western/Raoul Walsh)
TUE JUN 06
(12:00AM) The Women (1939/2h 12m/Comedy/George Cukor)
(2:15AM) The Opposite Sex (1956/1h 57m/Musical/David Miller)
(4:15AM) The Bride Goes Wild (1948/1h 38m/Comedy/Norman Taurog)
(6:00AM) The Private Life of Don Juan (1934/1h 26m/Alexander Korda)
(7:30AM) The Life Of Jimmy Dolan (1933/1h 10m/Archie Mayo)
(9:00AM) The Mad Miss Manton (1938)1h 5m/Mystery/Leigh Jason)
(10:30AM) In the Cool of the Day (1963/1h 29m/Robert Stevens)
(12:00PM) The Bad and the Beautiful (1952/1h 58m/Drama/Vincente Minnelli)
(2:00PM) Coma (1978/1h 53m/HorroMichael Crichton)
(4:00PM) The Clock (1945/1h 30m/Romance/Vincente Minnelli)
(5:45PM) Cabaret (1972/2h 4m/Musical/Bob Fosse)
(8:00PM) Singin' in the Rain (1952/1h 43m/Musical/Gene Kelly)
(10:00PM) A Star Is Born (1954/2h 56m/Musical/George Cukor)
WED JUN 07
(1:15AM) A Star Is Born (1937/1h 51m/Romance/William A. Wellman)
(3:15AM) What Price Hollywood? (1932/1h 28m/Drama/George Cukor)
(5:00AM) Show People (1928/1h 23m/Silent/King Vidor)
(6:30AM) Souls for Sale (1923/1h 30m/Rupert Hughes)
(8:15AM) Hell Below (1933/1h 45m/WaJack Conway)
(10:00AM) The Navy Comes Through (1942/1h 22m/WaA. Edward Sutherland)
(11:30AM) Sealed Cargo (1951/1h 29m/Adventure/Alfred Werker)
(1:00PM) Torpedo Run (1958/1h 38m/Joseph Pevney)
(2:45PM) Submarine D-1 (1937/1h 40m/Drama/Lloyd Bacon)
(4:30PM) Battle of the Coral Sea (1959/1h 20m/WaPaul Wendkos)
(6:00PM) Around the World Under the Sea (1965/1h 57m/HorroAndrew Marton)
(8:00PM) Film: The Living Record of Our Memory (2021/2h 0m/Documentary/Inés Toharia Terán)
(10:15PM) The Invention of Cinema: The First Colors of… (2022/Documentary)
(11:30PM) The Invention of Cinema: Cinema Finds its Voice (2022/Documentary)
THU JUN 08
(12:45AM) Going Attractions: The Definitive Story of the Movie Palace (2019/1h 24m/Documentary/April Wright)
(2:30AM) Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema (Episode 01) (2019/Documentary/Mark Cousins)
(3:45AM) Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema (Episode 02) (2019/Documentary/Mark Cousins)
(5:00AM) Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema (Episode 03) (2019/Documentary/Mark Cousins)
(6:15AM) Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema (Episode 04) (2019/Documentary/Mark Cousins)
(7:30AM) Image Makers: The Adventures of America's Pioneer Cinematographers (2019/1h 31m/Documentary/Daniel Raim)
(9:30AM) This is Francis X. Bushman (2021/1h 0m/Documentary/Lon Davis)
(10:45AM) The Doughgirls (1944/1h 42m/Comedy/James V. Kern)
(12:30PM) Split Second (1953/1h 25m/Suspense/Dick Powell)
(2:00PM) The Young Philadelphians (1959/2h 16m/Drama/Vincent Sherman)
(4:30PM) The Horn Blows at Midnight (1945/1h 20m/Comedy/Raoul Walsh)
(6:00PM) The Constant Nymph (1943/1h 52m/Romance/Edmund Goulding)
(10:30PM) Suddenly, Last Summer (1960/1h 54m/Drama/Joseph L. Mankiewicz)
FRI JUN 09
(12:45AM) The Philadelphia Story (1940/1h 51m/Comedy/George Cukor)
(3:00AM) Woman of the Year (1942/1h 52m/Comedy//George Stevens)
(5:00AM) Alice Adams (1935/1h 40m/Comedy/George Stevens)
(7:00AM) Enchanted Island (1958/1h 33m/Drama/Allan Dwan)
(8:45AM) The Great Heart (1938/0h 10m/Short/David Miller)
(9:00AM) Palm Springs Weekend (1963/1h 40m/Comedy/Norman Taurog)
(10:45AM) Having a Wild Weekend (1965/1h 31m/Musical/John Boorman)
(12:30PM) Don't Make Waves (1967/1h 37m/Comedy/Alexander Mackendrick)
(2:15PM) Lord of the Flies (1963/1h 30m/Drama/Peter Brook)
(4:00PM) Kona Coast (1968/1h 32m/Suspense/Lamont Johnson)
(5:45PM) The Last Of Sheila (1973/2h 0h/Suspense/Herbert Ross)
(8:00PM) Written on the Wind (1957/1h 32m/Drama/Douglas Sirk)
(9:45PM) Valley of the Dolls (1967/2h 2m/Drama/Mark Robson)
SAT JUN 10
(12:00AM) Love Has Many Faces (1965/1h 45m/Romance/Alexander Singer)
(2:00AM) Queen Bee (1955/1h 35m/Drama/Ranald Macdougall)
(3:45AM) The Bad Seed (1956/2h 9m/Suspense/Mervyn Leroy)
(6:00AM) Two Weeks in Another Town (1962/1h 47m/Drama/Vincente Minnelli)
(8:00AM) MGM CARTOONS: Innertube Antics (1944/0h 7m/Animation/George Gordon)
(8:09AM) New Roadways (1939/0h 9m/Short/Basil Wrangell)
(8:20AM) St. Helena and its "Man of Destiny" (1936/0h 7m/Short/?)
(8:29AM) The Adventures of Jane Arden (1939/0h 58m/Crime/Terry Morse)
(9:30AM) THE BATMAN: The Doom of the Rising Sun) 1943/0h 20m/Serial/Lambert Hillyer)
(10:00AM) POPEYE: Popeye for President (1956/0h 6m/Animation/Seymour Kneitel)
(10:08AM) The Dragon Murder Case (1934/1h 8m/Mystery/H. Bruce Humberstone)
(11:30AM) Know Your Money (1940/0h 21m/Short/Joe Newman)
(12:00PM) The Merry Widow (1934/1h 39m/Musical/Ernst Lubitsch)
(1:45PM) Adam's Rib (1949/1h 41m/Comedy/George Cukor)
(3:45PM) Kings Row (1942/2h 7m/Drama/Sam Wood)
(6:00PM) The Cincinnati Kid (1965/1h 53m/Drama/Norman Jewison)
(8:00PM) Gilda Live (1980/1h 30m/Comedy/Mike Nichols)
(9:45PM) Valerie (2019/0h 36m/Documentary/Stacey Souther)
(10:30PM) Lenny (1974/1h 51m/Adaptation/Bob Fosse)
SUN JUN 11
(12:30AM) The Verdict (1946/1h 26m/Film-NoiDon Siegel)
(2:30AM) A Hard Day's Night (1964/1h 32m/Musical//Richard Lester)
(4:15AM) Viva Las Vegas (1964/1h 26m/Musical/George Sidney)
(6:00AM) The Cool Ones (1967/1h 38m/Musical/Gene Nelson)
(8:00AM) I Love You, Alice B. Toklas! (1968/1h 34m/Comedy/Hy Averback)
(10:00AM) The Verdict (1946/1h 26m/Film-NoiDon Siegel)
(11:45AM) Wait Until Dark (1967/1h 48m/Suspense/Terence Young)
(1:45PM) The Catered Affair (1956/1h 33m/Drama/Richard Brooks)
(3:30PM) The Damned Don't Cry (1950/1h 43m/Crime/Vincent Sherman)
(5:30PM) Flower Drum Song (1961/2h 13m/Musical/Henry Koster)
(8:00PM) The Three Musketeers (1973/1h 45m/Adventure/Richard Lester)
(10:00PM) One Million Years B. C. (1966/1h 31m/Fantasy/Don Chaffey)
MON JUN 12
(12:15AM) The Cameraman (1928/1h 18m/Silent/Edward Sedgwick)
(12:15AM The Navigator (1924/1h 20m/Silent/Donald Crisp)
(2:45AM) The Bad Sleep Well (1960/2h 15m/Suspense/Akira Kurosawa)
(5:15AM) Ikiru (1952/2h 23m/Drama/Akira Kurosawa)
(7:45AM) The Marshal of Mesa City (1939/1h 2m/Western/David Howard)
(9:00AM) Party Girl (1958/1h 39m/Crime/Nicholas Ray)
(10:45AM) The Big Shot (1942/1h 22m/Crime/Lewis Seiler)
(12:15PM) The Racket (1951/1h 28m/Crime/John Cromwell
(1:45PM) Jack Pot (1940/0h 19m/Short/Roy Rowland)
(2:15PM) Wichita (1955/1h 21m/Western/Jacques Tourneur)
(3:45PM) Buyer Beware (1940/0h 21m/Crime/Joseph Newman)
(4:15PM) A Lion Is in the Streets (1953/1h 28m/Drama/Raoul Walsh)
(6:00PM) McQ (1974/1h 56m/Crime/John Sturges)
(8:00PM) Born Yesterday (1950/1h 43m/Comedy/George Cukor)
(10:00PM) The Solid Gold Cadillac (1956/1h 39m/Comedy/Richard Quine)
TUE JUN 13
(12:00AM) Phffft (1954/1h 31m/Comedy/Mark Robson)
(1:45AM) Full of Life (1957/1h 31m/Comedy/Richard Quine)
(3:30AM) Bells Are Ringing (1960/2h 7m/Musical/Vincente Minnelli)
(6:00AM) The Bishop Murder Case (1930/1h 28m/Mystery/David Burton)
(7:30AM) The Lady of Scandal (1930/1h 16m/Romance/Sidney Franklin)
(9:00AM) Sin Takes a Holiday (1930/1h 21m/Comedy/Paul Stein)
(10:30AM) The Last Days of Pompeii (1935/1h 36m/Drama/Ernest B. Schoedsack)
(12:15PM) A Tale of Two Cities (1935/2h 0h/Drama/Jack Conway)
(2:30PM) Romeo and Juliet (1937/2h 7m/Romance/George Cukor)
(4:45PM) The Dawn Patrol (1938/1h 43m/WaEdmund Goulding)
(6:45PM) The Woman in Green (1945/1h 8m/Mystery/Roy William Neill)
(8:00PM) Sunset Blvd. (1950/1h 51m/Drama/Billy Wilder)
10:00PM) In a Lonely Place (1950/1h 31m/Drama/Nicholas Ray)
WED JUN 14
(12:00AM) The Player (1992/2h 3m/Comedy/Robert Altman)
(2:15AM) Crashing Hollywood (1938/1h 1m/Comedy/Lew Landers)
(3:30AM) Boy Meets Girl (1938/1h 20m/Comedy/Lloyd Bacon)
(5:15AM) Best Friends (1982/1h 56m/Comedy/Norman Jewison)
(7:15AM) Pat and Mike (1952/1h 35m/Comedy/George Cukor)
(9:00AM) How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 8: 'The Brassie' (1931/0h 10m/Short/George Marshall)
(9:15AM) The Great American Pastime (1956/1h 29m/Comedy/Herman Hoffman)
(11:00AM) Somebody Up There Likes Me (1956/1h 53m/Drama/Robert Wise)
(1:00PM) The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh (1979/1h 44m/Comedy/Gilbert Moses)
(3:00PM) Greased Lightning (1977/1h 36m/Biography/Michael Schultz)
(4:45PM) Grand Prix (1966/2h 59m/Adventure/John Frankenheimer)
(8:00PM) Carl Laemmle (2019/1h 31m/Documentary/James L. Freedman)
(9:45PM) Oscar Micheaux: The Superhero of Black Filmmaking (2021/h 20m/Documentary/Francesco Zippel)
(11:15PM) Burden of Dreams (1982/1h 34m/Documentary/Les Blank)
THU JUN 15
(1:00AM) A Fuller Life (2013/1h 20m/Documentary/Samantha Fuller)
(2:30AM) Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema (Episode 05) (2019/Documentary/Mark Cousins)
(3:45AM) Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema (Episode 06) (2019/Documentary/Mark Cousins)
(5:00AM) Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema (Episode 07) (2019/Documentary/Mark Cousins)
(6:15AM) Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema (Episode 08) (2019/Documentary/Mark Cousins)
(7:30AM) The True Adventures of Raoul Walsh (2014/1h 35m/Documentary/Marilyn Ann Moss)
(9:15AM) Escape From East Berlin (1962/1h 34m/Drama/Robert Siodmak)
(11:00AM) The League of Gentlemen (1960/1h 56m/Crime/Basil Dearden)
(1:00PM) Double Trouble (1967/1h 30m/Musical/Norman Taurog)
(2:45PM) Light in the Piazza (1962/1h 41m/Romance/Guy Green)
(4:30PM) Murder She Said (1961/1h 26m/Mystery/George Pollock)
(6:00PM) Made in Paris (1966/1h 43m/Comedy/Boris Sagal)
(8:00PM) Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967/1h 48m/Comedy/Stanley Kramer)
(10:00PM) The Lion in Winter (1968/2h 14m/Drama/Anthony Harvey)
FRI JUN 16
(12:30AM) On Golden Pond (1981/1h 49m/Drama/Mark Rydell)
(2:30AM) Morning Glory (1933/1h 14m/Drama/Lowell Sherman)
(4:00AM) Lovely To Look At (1952/1h 45m/Musical/Mervyn Le Roy)
(6:00AM) Possessed (1931/1h 12m/Romance//Clarence Brown)
(7:30AM) Anna Karenina (1935/1h 35m/Romance/Clarence Brown)
(9:30AM) Wife Vs. Secretary (1936/1h 28m/Romance/Clarence Brown)
(11:0AM) Of Human Hearts (1938/1h 40m/Drama/Clarence Brown)
(1:00PM) Song of Love (1947/1h 59m/Western/Clarence Brown)
(3:15PM) Intruder in the Dust (1949/1h 29m/Drama/Clarence Brown)
(4:45PM) To Please a Lady (1950/1h 31m/Romance/Clarence Brown)
(6:30PM) When in Rome (1952/1h 18m/Drama/DirectoClarence Brown)
(8:00PM) Beach Blanket Bingo (1965/1h 38m/Musical/William Asher)
(9:45PM) Barbarella (1968/1h 38m/Sci-Fi/Roger Vadim)
(11:30PM) Earth Girls Are Easy (1988/1h 40m/Comedy/Julien Temple)
SAT JUN 17
(1:15AM) The Apple (1980/1h 32m/Musical/Menahem Golan)
(2:45AM) Queen of Outer Space (1958/1h 20m/Sci-Fi/Edward Bernds)
(4:15AM) Hercules, Samson & Ulysses (1963/1h 25m/Adventure/Pietro Francisci)
(5:45AM) Plan 9 from Outer Space (1959/1h 19m/HorroEdward D. Wood, Jr.)
(7:15AM) MGM Parade Show #5 (1955/0h 25m/Documentary/?)
(8:00AM) MGM CARTOONS: Early Bird and the Worm (1936/0h 9m/Short/Rudolf Ising)
(8:11AM) Microscopic Mysteries (1932/0h 9m/Documentary/Hugo Lund)
(8:21AM) Zion Canyon of Colour (1934/0h 7m/Short/?)
(8:30AM) Central Park (1932/0h 58m/Comedy/John G. Adolfi)
(9:30AM) BATMAN AND ROBIN: Batman Takes Over (1949/0h 27m/Serial/Spencer Gordon Bennet)
(10:00AM) POPEYE: Out to Punch (1956/0h 6m/Animation/?)
(10:08AM) The Garden Murder Case (1936/1h 2m/Mystery/Edwin L. Marin)
(11:30AM) Trial by Trigger (1944/0h 21m/Short/William McGann)
(12:00PM) Reveille with Beverly (1943/1h 18m/Musical/Charles Barton)
(1:30PM) How the West Was Won (1962/2h 35m/Western/John Ford)
(4:30PM) Kansas City Confidential (1952/1h 38m/Crime/Phil Karlson)
(6:15PM) Badlands (1973/1h 35m/Crime/Terrence Malick)
(8:00PM) Time After Time (1979/1h 52m/HorroNicholas Meyer)
(10:00PM) Repeat Performance (1947/1h 33m/Drama/Alfred Werker)
SUN JUN 18
(12:00AM) Flaxy Martin (1949/1h 26m/Film-NoiRichard Bare)
(2:00AM) The Great Santini (1979/1h 55m/Drama/Lewis John Carlino)
(4:00AM) I Never Sang for My Father (1970/1h 30m/Drama/Gilbert Cates)
(6:00AM) The Impossible Years (1968/1h 38m/Comedy/Michael Gordon)
(8:00AM) Our Vines Have Tender Grapes (1945/1h 45m/Drama/Roy Rowland)
(10:00AM) Flaxy Martin (1949/1h 26m/Film-NoiRichard Bare)
(11:45AM) Fiddler on the Roof (1971/3h 0m/Musical/Norman Jewison)
(3:00PM) To Kill a Mockingbird (1962/2h 11m/Drama/Robert Mulligan)
(5:30PM) The Courtship of Eddie's Father (1963/1h 57m/Comedy/Vincente Minnelli)
(7:45PM) So You're Going to Be a Father (1947/0h 10m/Short/Richard Bare)
(8:00PM) Life with Father (1947/1h 58m/Comedy/Michael Curtiz)
(10:15PM) Father of the Bride (1950/1h 33m/Comedy/Vincente Minnelli)
MON JUN 19
(12:00AM) The Divine Lady (1929/1h 50m/Romance/Frank Lloyd)
(2:00AM) Bay of the Angels (1964/1h 25m/Drama/Jacques Demy)
(3:45AM) Donkey Skin (1970/1h 30m/Drama/Jacques Demy)
(5:30AM) MGM Parade Show #5 (1955/25m/Documentary/?)
(6:00AM) Man Wanted (1932/William Dieterle)
(7:15AM) Millie (1931/1h 25m/Drama/John Francis Dillon)
(8:45AM) The Big Hangover (1950/1h 22m/Comedy/Norman Krasna)
(10:15AM) The Angel Wore Red (1960/1h 39m/Romance/Nunnally Johnson)
(12:00PM) Rancho Notorious (1952/1h 29m/Western/Fritz Lang)
(1:45PM) They Live by Night (1948/1h 35m/Crime/Nicholas Ray)
(3:30PM) Pitfall (1948/1h 24m/Film-NoiAndre De Toth)
(5:00PM) Indiscretion of an American Wife (1954/1h 3m/Romance/Vittorio De Sica)
(6:15PM) Tab Hunter Confidential (2015/1h 30m/Biography/Jeffrey Schwarz)
(8:00PM) Do the Right Thing (1989/2h 0m/Drama/Spike Lee)
(10:15PM) Alma's Rainbow (1994/1h 25m/Drama /Ayoka Chenzira)
TUE JUN 20
(12:00AM) Just Another Girl On The I.R.T. (1993/1h 36m/Drama/Leslie Harris)
(2:00AM) Blackboard Jungle (1955/1h 41m/Drama/Richard Brooks)
(4:00AM) Edge of the City (1957/1h 25m/Drama/Martin Ritt)
(6:00AM) The Lady Refuses (1931/1h 12m/Drama/George Archainbaud)
(7:15AM) A Notorious Affair (1930/1h 9m/Drama/Lloyd Bacon)
(8:30AM) Bullets for O'Hara (1941/0h 50m/Crime/William K. Howard)
(9:30AM) No Marriage Ties (1933/1h 5m/Drama/J. Walter Ruben)
(10:45AM) Play Girl (1932/1h 0m/Romance/Ray Enright)
(12:00PM) War Nurse (1930/1h 20m/WaEdgar Selwyn)
(1:30PM) Wings for the Eagle (1942/1h 23m/WaLloyd Bacon)
(3:00PM) The White Sister (1933/1h 41m/Drama/Victor Fleming)
(5:00PM) Their Own Desire (1929/1h 5m/Drama/E. Mason Hopper)
(6:15PM) Smilin' Through (1932/1h 37m/Romance/Sidney Franklin)
(8:00PM) Sullivan's Travels (1942/1h 31m/Comedy/Preston Sturges)
(9:45PM) Bombshell (1933/1h 31m/Comedy/Victor Fleming)
(11:30PM) Hearts of the West (1975/1h 43m/Western/Howard Zieff)
WED JUN 21
(1:30AM) Never Give a Sucker an Even Break (1941/1h 11m/Comedy/Edward Cline)
(3:00AM) It's a Great Feeling (1949/1h 25m/Comedy/David Butler)
(4:30AM) Hollywood Party (1934/1h 3m/Musical/Allan Dwan)
(6:00AM) The Runaway Bus (1954/1h 18m/Comedy/Val Guest)
(7:15AM) Journey for Margaret (1942/1h 21m/Drama/Major W. S. Van Dyke II)
(8:45AM) The Time Machine (1960/1h 43m/Sci-Fi/George Pal)
(10:30AM) Looking at London (1946/0h 10m/Short/?)
(10:45AM) Berkeley Square (1933/1h 24m/Romance/Frank Lloyd)
(12:15PM) High Hopes (1988/1h 52m/Comedy/Mike Leigh)
(2:15PM) A Hard Day's Night (1964/1h 32m/Musical/Richard Lester)
(4:00PM) Royal Wedding (1951/1h 33m/Musical/Stanley Donen)
(5:45PM) The V.I.P.s (1963/1h 59m/Drama/Anthony Asquith)
(8:00PM) Z Channel: A Magnificent Obsession (2004/2h 2m/Documentary/Xan Cassavetes)
(10:15PM) What She Said: The Art of Pauline Kael (2018/Documentary/Rob Garver)
THU JUN 22
(12:00AM) The Celluloid Closet (1995/1h 42m/Documentary/Robert Epstein)
(2:00AM) Paul Robeson: Tribute to an Artist (1979/Biography/Documentary/Saul J. Turell)
(2:30AM) Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema (Episode 09) (2019/Documentary/Mark Cousins)
(3:45AM) Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema (Episode 10) (2019/Documentary/Mark Cousins)
(5:00AM) Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema (Episode 11) (2019/Documentary/Mark Cousins)
(6:15AM) Yellowface: Asian Whitewashing and Racism in Hollywood (2019/Documentary/Clara Kuperberg and Julia Kuperberg)
(7:15AM) Soundies: A Musical History (2007/1h 16m/Documentary/0h 54m/Chris Lamson)
(8:45AM) Soldiers Three (1951/1h 27m/Adventure/Tay Garnett)
(10:30AM) The Wild North (1952/1h 37m/Western/Andrew Marton)
(12:15PM) Bhowani Junction (1956/1h 50m/Drama/George Cukor)
(2:15PM) Green Fire (1955/1h 40m/Adventure/Andrew Marton)
(4:00PM) The Prisoner of Zenda (1952/1h 41m/Adventure/Richard Thorpe)
(6:00PM) King Solomon's Mines (1950/1h 42m/Adventure/Compton Bennett)
(8:00PM) Holiday (1938/1h 33m/Comedy/George Cukor)
(10:00PM) Little Women (1933/1h 55m/Drama/George Cukor)
FRI JUN 23
(12:15AM) A Woman Rebels (1936/1h 28m/Drama/Mark Sandrich)
(2:00AM) Undercurrent (1946/1h 56m/Suspense/Vincente Minnelli)
(4:15AM) Stage Door (1937/1h 23m/Drama/Gregory LaCava)
(6:00AM) A King in New York (1957/1h 45m/Comedy/Charles Chaplin)
(8:00AM) Girlfriends (1978/1h 26m/Comedy/Claudia Weill)
(9:30AM) The Naked City (1948/1h 36m/Crime/Jules Dassin)
(11:15AM) Up the Sandbox (1972/1h 37/Drama/Irvin Kershner)
(1:00PM) The House on 56th Street (1933/1h 8m/Drama/Robert Florey)
(2:15PM) This Is the Bowery (1941/0h 10m/Short/Gunther Von Fritsch)
(2:3PM) The Prisoner Of Second Avenue (1974/1h 45m/Comedy/Melvin Frank)
(4:15PM) Soylent Green (1973/1h 27m/Sci-Fi/Richard O. Fleischer)
(6:00PM) Daybreak Express (1953/0h 5m/Short/D.A. Pennebaker)
(6:15PM) Crossing Delancey (1988/1h 37m/Romance/Joan Micklin Silver)
(8:00PM) Grey Gardens (1976/1h 34m/Documentary/Ellen Hovde)
(9:45PM) What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962/2h 12m/HorroRobert Aldrich)
SAT JUN 24
12:15AM) X Y & Zee (1972/1h 50m/Drama/Brian G. Hutton)
(2:15AM) The Big Cube (1969/1h 38m/Drama/Tito Davison)
(4:00AM) The Legend of Lylah Clare (1968/2h 10m/Drama/Robert Aldrich)
(6:15AM) Vacation from Marriage (1945/1h 32m/Drama/Alexander Korda)
(8:00AM) MGM CARTOONS: Dumb-Hounded (1943/0h 8m/Animation/Fred “Tex” Avery)
(8:10AM) Pacific Paradise (1937/0h 10m/Short/George Sidney)
(8:21AM) Calling on Colombia (1940/0h 8m/Documentary/James A. Fitzpatrick)
(8:30AM) Once a Doctor (1937/0h 57m/Drama/William Clemens)
(9:30AM) BATMAN AND ROBIN: Tunnel of Terror (1949/0h 17m/Serial/Spencer Bennett)
(10:00AM) POPEYE: Insect to Injury (1956/0h 6m/Animation/Dave Tendlar)
(10:08AM) Murder in the Private Car (1934/1h 3m/Mystery/Harry Beaumont)
(11:30AM) The Flame Song (1934/0h 21m/Short/Joseph Henabery)
(12:00PM) A Star Is Born (1954/2h 56m/Musical/George Cukor)
(3:15PM) East of Eden (1955/1h 55m/Drama/Elia Kazan)
(5:30PM) Mister Roberts (1955/2h 3m/Comedy/John Ford)
(8:00PM) On the Waterfront (1954/1h 48m/Drama/Elia Kazan)
(10:00PM) Vertigo (1958/2h 8m/Suspense/Alfred Hitchcock)
SUN JUN 25
(12:15AM) Storm Warning (1951/1h 33m/Film-NoiStuart Heisler)
(2:15AM) A Cry in the Dark (1988/2h 1m/Drama/Fred Schepisi)
(4:30AM) My Brilliant Career (1979/1h 38m/Drama/Gillian Armstrong)
(6:15AM) Athena (1954/1h 36m/Musical/Richard Thorpe)
(8:00AM) Calamity Jane (1953/1h 41m/Musical/David Butler)
(10:00AM) Storm Warning (1951/1h 33m/Film-NoiStuart Heisler)
(12:00PM) Imitation of Life (1959/2h 5m/Romance/Douglas Sirk)
(2:15PM) Pride and Prejudice (1940/1h 57m/Romance/Robert Z. Leonard)
(4:30PM) The Reluctant Debutante (1958/1h 36m/Musical/Vincente Minnelli)
(6:15PM) The Palm Beach Story (1942/1h 30m/Comedy/Preston Sturges)
TBD
MON JUN 26
(12:00AM) Don Juan (1926/1h 51m/Silent/Alan Crosland)
(2:00AM) Un Partie de Campagne (1936/0h 45m/Drama/Jean Renoir)
(3:00AM) Il bidone (1955/1h 32m/Comedy/Federico Fellini)
(5:00AM) Report from the Aleutians (1943/0h 45m/Documentary/Capt. John Huston)
(6:00AM) Many Rivers to Cross (1955/1h 32m/Western/Roy Rowland)
(7:45AM) Escape from Fort Bravo (1953/1h 38m/Western/John Sturges)
(9:30AM) The Very Thought of You (1944/1h 39m/Romance/Delmer Daves)
(11:15AM) One for the Book (1948/1h 43m/Comedy/Irving Rapper)
(1:00PM) Of Human Bondage (1946/1h 45m/Drama/Edmund Goulding)
(3:00PM) Lizzie (1957/1h 21m/Drama/Hugo Haas)
(4:30PM) Valley of the Kings (1954/1h 26m/Adventure/Robert Pirosh)
(6:00PM) Scaramouche (1952/1h 55m/Adventure/George Sidney)
(8:00PM) The Celluloid Closet (1995/1h 42m/DocumentaryRobert Epstein)
(10:00PM) Rope (1948/1h 20m/Suspense/Alfred Hitchcock)
(11:30PM) The Children's Hour (1961/1h 47m/Drama/William Wyler)
TUE JUN 27
(1:30AM) Queen Christina (1933/1h 37m/Romance/Rouben Mamoulian)
(3:30AM) Victim (1961/1h 40m/Drama/Basil Dearden)
(5:30AM) Tea and Sympathy (1956/2h 2m/Drama/Vincente Minnelli)
(7:45AM) The Case of the Howling Dog (1934/1h 14m/Suspense/Mystery/Alan Crosland)
(9:15AM) Murder on a Bridle Path (1936/1h 6m/Mystery/Edward Killy)
(10:30AM) The Saint Meets the Tiger (1943/1h 10m/Suspense/Paul Stein)
(12:00PM) The Kennel Murder Case (1933/1h 13m/Mystery/Michael Curtiz)
(1:30PM) Haunted Honeymoon (1940/1h 23m/Comedy/Arthur B. Woods)
(3:00PM) Eyes in the Night (1942/1h 20m/Mystery/Fred Zinnemann)
(4:30PM) Murder at the Gallop (1963/1h 21m/Mystery/George Pollock)
(6:00PM) Shadow of the Thin Man (1941/1h 37m/Mystery/Major W. S. Van Dyke II)
(8:00PM) The Bad and the Beautiful (1952/1h 58m/Drama/Vincente Minnelli)
(10:15PM) Two Weeks in Another Town (1962/1h 47m/Drama/Vincente Minnelli)
WED JUN 28j
(12:15AM) The Barefoot Contessa (1954/2h 8m/Drama/Joseph L. Mankiewicz)
(2:45AM) Inside Daisy Clover (1965/2h 8m/Drama/Robert Mulligan)
(5:00AM) The Oscar (1966/1h 59m/Drama/Russell Rouse)
(7:15AM) Mandalay (1934/1h 5m/Suspense/Michael Curtiz)
(8:30AM) The Unsuspected (1947/1h 43m/Suspense/Michael Curtiz)
(10:15AM) The Unholy Wife (1957/1h 34m/Crime/John Farrow)
(12:00PM) Back in Circulation (1937/1h 22m/Drama/Ray Enright)
(1:30PM) The Man with a Cloak (1951/1h 21m/Suspense/Fletcher Markle)
(3:00PM) D.O.A. (1950/1h 23m/Film-NoiRudolph Maté)
(4:30PM) Shadow on the Wall (1950/1h 24m/Suspense/Patrick Jackson)
(6:15PM) The Nanny (1965/1h 33m/HorroSeth Holt)
(8:00PM) Harold and Lillian: A Hollywood Love Story (2015/1h 34m/Documentary/Daniel Raim)
(9:45PM) By Design: The Joe Caroff Story (2022/0h 52m/Documentary/Mark Cerulli)
(10:45PM) Floyd Norman: An Animated Life (2016/1h 34m/Documentary/Michael Fiore)
TBD
THU JUNE 29
(2:00AM) High Noon on the Waterfront (2022/0h 14m/Documentary/David Roberts)
(2:30AM) Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema (Ep. 12) (2019/Documentary/Mark Cousins)
(3:45AM) Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema (Ep.13) (2019/Documentary/Mark Cousins)
(5:00AM) Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema (Ep. 14) (2019/Documentary/Mark Cousins
(6:15AM) Max Steiner: Maestro of Movie Music (2021/2h 0m/Documentary/Diana Friedberg)
(8:30AM) Dean Martin: King of Cool (2020/1h 47m/Documentary/Tom Donahue)
(10:30AM) Tarzan, the Ape Man (1932/1h 39m/Adventure/W. S. Van Dyke)
(12:15PM) Tarzan the Fearless (1933/1h 25m/Adventure/Robert F. Hill)
(1:45PM) The Valley of Decision (1945/1h 51m/Romance/Tay Garnett)
(3:45PM) Mrs. Parkington (1944/2h 4m/Romance/Tay Garnett)
(6:00PM) The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946/1h 51m/Crime/Tay Garnett)
(8:00PM) Desk Set (1957/1h 43m/Comedy/Walter Lang)
(10:00PM) Without Love (1945/1h 51m/Comedy/Harold S. Bucquet)
FRI JUN 30
(12:00AM) Pat and Mike (1952/1h 35m/Comedy/George Cukor)
(1:45AM) Adam's Rib (1949/1h 41m/Comedy/George Cukor)
(3:45AM) Keeper of the Flame (1943/1h 40m/Drama/George Cukor)
(5:30AM) Week-End for Three (1941/1h 5m/Comedy/Irving Reis)
(6:45AM) MGM Parade Show #5 (1955/0h 25m/Documentary/?)
(7:30AM) Pagan Love Song (1950/1h 16m/Musical/Robert Alton)
(9:00AM) On an Island with You (1948/1h 47m/Musical/Richard Thorpe)
(11:00AM) Girl Happy (1965/1h 36m/Musical/Boris Sagal)
(12:45PM) You're Only Young Once (1938/1h 18m/Comedy/George B. Seitz)
(2:15PM) Catalina Caper (1967/1h 7m/Comedy/Lee Sholem)
(3:30PM) Where the Boys Are (1960/1h 39m/Comedy/Henry Levin)
(5:30PM) Sunkist Stars at Palm Springs (1936/0h 19m/Short/Roy Rowland)
(6:00PM) Palm Springs Weekend (1963/1h 40m/Comedy/Norman Taurog)
(8:00PM) VictoVictoria (1982/2h 14m/Musical/Blake Edwards)
(10:30PM) La Cage Aux Folles (1979/1h 37m/Comedy//Edouard Molinaro)

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One of the biggest challenges for people entering the crypto space is distinguishing Bitcoin from all of the other cryptocurrencies that have entered the ecosystem since Bitcoin’s creation. The temptation for newcomers is to invest in the “next” Bitcoin. The appeal is frequently being able to accumulate more of the “next” Bitcoin because of the lower price. However, this strategy is bound to fail. Perhaps the simplest way to understand this is by looking at collectible wine.
The three basic ingredients for wine are simple. All that is needed are grapes (or some other fruit-based fermentable sugar), yeast, and water. Anyone in the world can easily access these items. Similarly, the code necessary to create a cryptocurrency is readily available. Bitcoin’s code is open source and the barrier to entry is almost nonexistent. In fact, many of the cryptocurrencies that have come into existence since Bitcoin have piggybacked on Bitcoin’s code with the slightest modification.
A bottle of 1945 Chateau Mouton Rothschild is widely considered one of the, if not the, wines of the century. There are myriad factors that have made the 1945 Chateau Mouton Rothschild impossible to replicate and one of the most sought-after wines ever created. First, the soil conditions in the area are truly one of a kind and a late frost on May 4, 1945 killed the early stages of the vine leading to lower production than usual. Additionally, the vineyard was fortunate enough to have Baron Philippe de Rothschild present to supervise the harvest. Baron was returning from Britain where he had fled after escaping from prison (he was being held as a result of his Jewish heritage). Many vineyards in the proximity which experienced similar favorable weather conditions were not as fortunate to have the workers look after the harvest as a result of World War II which was just concluding. In fact, the label on the bottle has a “V” for victory to mark the conclusion of the war! Finally, only 75,000 bottles were ever made of the legendary wine. Through the years many bottles have been consumed making this collectible wine scarcer. Those who were fortunate enough to hold onto this treasured wine have seen it mature into an almost priceless piece of history.
Similar to a bottle of 1945 Chateau Mouton Rothschild, Bitcoin has become the most collectible cryptocurrency ever created. While there is nothing unique about its code compared to other cryptocurrencies in the space, the success of Bitcoin has been impossible for all other cryptocurrencies to replicate since its creation. Bitcoin benefitted from the unique incubator system in which it was launched where the idea of a decentralized currency was paramount to the profit motives that are pervasive with the new cryptocurrencies being created at an astonishing rate today. In fact, Satoshi has never spent any of the bitcoin, currently valued at over $31.5 billion with today’s price, he mined in the early days of Bitcoin for a profit motive! While new bitcoin continues to be mined approximately every 10 minutes, all of the bitcoin are fungible and can be thought of as new bottles of the collectible wine being released to the public.
While some compare Bitcoin to the AOL of crypto, the more apt comparison is Bitcoin is the 1945 Chateau Mouton Rothschild of the industry. The incredibly rare conditions that existed when Satoshi bottled the 2009 vintage cryptocurrency cannot be replicated again. Just like a wine collector would not go to Trader Joe’s to find the next 1945 Chateau Mouton Rothschild, a person looking for a valuable cryptocurrency to invest should not attempt to discover the next Bitcoin by investing in the latest, greatest cryptocurrency. And, truthfully, that’s probably insulting to Trader Joe’s wine. When it comes to Bitcoin, just as is true with the 1945 Chateau Mouton Rothschild, there are no replacements.
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So I’ve had my dads coin collection since he died in 99. I’m moving and decided to get rid of a bunch of stuff. I honestly don’t know what all is in the collection books. I know all the coins were minted before 1970. I know he had Buffalo nickels and liberty dimes and wheat pennies and stuff. I’d say probably around 100 coins. I think a few are from the early 1900’s.
I know no one here can tell me exactly how much they are worth or anything like that. Especially since there are so many factors. But realistically am I looking at tens of dollars or hundreds? Or should I just keep them as they aren’t worth anything?