I got a single half dollar role at my bank back when I was still naive about numismatics. The second I opened it, there was a beautifully toned...
It's some pretty nice toning. The dime still has it's clad layer though. Nice find.
Sure did! I found a colonial shoe buckle and a skeleton key behind the house and a sterling ring near the halfpenny. It was great.
I woke up early on the 4th of July this year and went outside to do some metal detecting. I had just gotten a new metal detector and I was in the...
I don't know about those founding father medals but you should check the sacajawea dollars for varieties, such as the cheerios dollar.
I'd say it would grade ms65 but I'm no expert. You should definitely send it to PCGS or NGC.
I'm not thinking of submitting them. The reason I posted this was because I want to learn more about grading. Also, I was curious :). Thanks for...
Hello, I'm an amature and I'm wondering what these coins would grade if they were submitted. Coin #1: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Coin #2: [ATTACH]...
I can't tell much from the photos but I don't see doubling.
They're called dents. Keep looking though; you're bound to find something amazing at some point :)
Awesome find! My cousin gave me an 1859 seated liberty quarter that he supposedly found in change and I was amazed. Glad to see other people...
I'd grade it at around ms60. If you paid $400 for it, then I don't know what to tell you because it's around a $50 coin. Try to get your money...
Plating bubbles. It's a common feature on those terrible zinc pennies.
We're going back across the Atlantic now with Portugal :) [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Found this one in change. [ATTACH]
I found this MAD (I think that's what it is) and I'm wondering if it's worth keeping. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I've found one in circulation ;)
Check to see if it's the 'hot lips' variety :)
Pictures? Sounds interesting.
These are worth about 25 cents each since they are older and have the old wheat-back reverse. The rest are worth one cent each and can easily be...
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