Sure looks like pvc. I would quickly break it out and give it a bath before it gets worse.
Its a 2 pence coin.
Wrong mm style would be my first clue.
That one has been floating around in circulation for a while by the looks of it. Always like to find proofs in circulation.
Yep, reverse of 38 on that one.
I see wear now.. Still not a bad coin.
A little tip for all you Jefferson nickel collectors who want to know which hub your 1939 nickels came from if there are no steps: look at the S...
No steps, no problem.
The 1872 is known for strike weekness, so after looking at the rims, im going to go out on a limb here and say it is possible this coin is AU, or...
No pics due to being at work.. Picked up a bag of cents from a local dealer and have been going through them over the last week or so. What ive...
People bid more than a cent on that??
The reverse of 38 has a rounded S in Pluribus, and the reverse of 40 has a serif on the S.
The 15 dollars is worth around 10 or 12 pounds.
That quarter has bought a huge amount of candy and drinks and likely lived at a car wash, arcade, and laundry too for a while.
When i was stationed in the UK, these were very common, worth exactly two pence. I dont think that has changed.
Its a reverse of 38 too.
Looks like a die gouge of some sort. Pretty neat find, but not worth anything really.
Im not sure what the experts have said, but i believe this could have happened when two un annealed dies were dropped on each other.
I dont understand how anyone can misidentify this.
Wow, somehow i missed this train wreck. Have not yet read through this completely, but have a feeling its going to be entertaining.
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