So, what does everyone think this coin would be worth? Tens? Hundreds? Thousands?
It's either a die crack or something stuck to the coin, such as solder. Pictures are too blurry though.
Reverse Inside or Inner Die Break? Maybe?
Does DB stand for die break? If so, what does RI mean? If not, what does RIDB mean?
$150 each? He has more than one? Another sign to beware. If this "acquaintance" thought they were real, he would be asking a very high price. If...
Why would you make a poll asking if it's worth hundreds or thousands? By only giving those two options, you are obviously assuming it's...
You need pictures that aren't blurry. I say they are both wide though.
But you need pictures that aren't blurry.
You need a better close-up, but when I click zoom it looks like it's wide to me.
Now lets imagine that something really weird happens with the economy or whatever and that silver drops drastically. I mean really low, so that a...
It's easy to tell the large date from the small date. Just look at the center of the 2. I took this from the lincolncentresource site. [ATTACH]
On the obverse, how did the flame get near his head? Shouldn't it be down by his neck?
It looks like In God We Trust is touching the rim of the coin on the proof, while on the business strike it's farther away from the rim. Would...
Looks like one to me, but I'm not an expert.
The guy who gets the carts usually catches stuff at my local store now. I went in today and he was in the parking lot. I figured I wouldn't find...
I have to learn to look at the original post date when someone decides to revive an old thread.
Here is the coin flipped and zoomed. Looks like an RPM maybe?[ATTACH]
Hard to find D mint marks in Pennsylvania. After I read this post I went to the bank and got ten rolls. I asked her for bank wrapped, eight of...
I like it when you pay with a few 50 cent pieces and the cashier is young. They just say "um, hold on" and then call the manager over. They...
I found a mint mark with no coin. What's it worth? :p
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