i see a slight and insignificant obv misaligned die.
yes, struck thru grease. very little demand for these, tho i could see this one going for $5 on the bay.
i agree - excellent article on http://www.brookfieldcoincard.com/Blog.html?entry=ebay-tightens-rules-for-listing . i've never been on that site...
bummer dude.
$177, holy crap.
looks like WQC-76-D-1 on the obverse with an unlisted rim cud on reverse. It might have just been unnoted because it is just on the rim, though.
yeah seriously, I wish they would put in some effort to stop the Counterfeits on Ebay. Instead they attack ANACS?
Maybe this was posted 7 pages ago (sorry, I skipped a few pages!). Paul from ANACS says the following ... To our valued customers:...
If ANACS is good enough for Heritage, shouldn't that tell Ebay something? I guess we'll see a LOT more ANACS on Heritage and Teletrade.
These are not off center strikes, they are misaligned die errors. Many look to be within tolerance, though. The last nickel was a common date for...
thanks for the feedback/comments! If it were Nickel, would be attracted to a strong maget through the slab? I think we have an electromagnet on...
It is not aluminum - that wasn't even isolated as a pure metal until 1886.
other comments on coin appreciated as well.
PCGS just says "XF45 Obv Stk through Forgn Obj." on the slab. [ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH]
in my opinion, it is just PMD - sorry.
that's really cool. and very rare.
unethical AND illegal, right?
great thread all. This thread focuses on 1841's and I know 1841 is one of the lowest mintage Braided Hair Large cents. Are the other dates just as...
i missed something. jloring - are you saying that all of the ones in your picture are Chinese fakes?
Thanks for sharing. The date sure looks off, especially the '1'.
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