PCGS or NGC. I don't see any obvious damage.
As I said, I'm quite sure it's a modern commemorative. Here is a page with a similar specimen.
Use the "Toilet Paper Trick"; this isn't a joke. Put a piece of single ply toilet paper or single ply kleenex over the specimen in question. If...
I've dropped dimes into the penny machines. They work reasonably well too :)
You're welcome. You have a Newman 21-I, based on the position of the first 'S' in BUSINESS, under the 'D' in MIND. The 'S' is slightly to the...
When did Soviets switch from using silver to non-precious metals in their coins? It seems that they switched rather early, in comparison to U.S...?
I don't understand why people seem to think that good service somehow justifies high prices. Plenty of vendors who give acceptable pricing and...
Prices aren't realistic IMO.
Nothing in Crosby's, Durst's, Breen's, or Bowers' indicates this.
Based on the Reverse in the OP, you have a Newman 17-I or 21-I (W-6930 or W-7010). It can be found in the Whitman Encyclopedia of Colonial and...
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Nice setup. However, like others have posted, I keep mine in SDBs. For the few that I do have temporarily, I keep them in a safe. Mr....
I use CoinManage 2009. A lot of people seem to dislike it, but it works great for me.
For a split minute, I was thinking the same thing as Treashunt suggested. But then, picturing the mechanics in my minds eye, the deepest areas of...
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