Looks llike die chips.
Looks like a misaligned die. The hubs were also very worn, so everything was spread out towards the rims.
I have a perfect 2011 Chinese silver panda graded MS69 from NGC, and the same coin graded MS70 from PCGS with carbon and milk spots on it. So now,...
Which was why cents were exempted from adding mint marks in 1970. They couldn't strike coins in NY with a P mintmark. West Point was not a mint,...
They help out with cents too, which is why the Philly issues don't have mintmarks.
Franklin's what? That is possessive, not plural.
Just a newly made die that hasn't been broken in yet. You can call it what you like, and ask any amount for it.
Stay away from Tarnex - way more damaging to coins than Jeweluster.
No, it's a Chinese fake.
Go get it!
It was in a 2-1/2" flip and I had just got it. It made me and my wife to remember to check all pant and shirt pockets before doing laundry. Like...
Naval Jelly.
I still have it 30+ years later, and an 1870 one with the original ribbon. I would have to pull them out to see who they were issued to and their...
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The 1947 Cuatemoc is the scarcer date. 1948 Canada Dollar, 1947 Mexico 5 peso.
It looks like the planchet was damaged and most of the gouge was struck out.
A high starting price. If he had started it lower with better pics he might have got more. Just under 63 money if it's unc. Looks decent. You...
I left a rare Canadian Fenian Raid medal of 1866 in my pants pocket. Took my clothes to the laundromat and heard something thumping around in the...
From a 65 to a 64.
It can go through the edge. Looks a bit like a split planchet too.
Separate names with a comma.
