Maybe NGC is on the back (not pictured) of the slab?
The sticker is crooked and this is ok. But the “name” (TPG) on the slab reads Nevada silver.com. Should a bean be on this holder? I thought CAC...
Hi Bel, Welcome to Coin Talk. When the question of a die clash comes up the web site maddieclashes.com is a very helpful resource. In this...
Intrinsic value = the value of the base precious metal or the face value which ever.is higher. Extrinsic valve = numismatic value, intrinsic metal...
Thats cruel dude. Too soon.
Is that a die crack on the obverse (Lincoln's head) of the '68 D ? Edited, I see you posted this in another thread.
Could this be a struck through? @pattyman98
Yesh...
This makes the best gift of all.
Were 1970 S Jefferson nickels minted for circulation or proof only?
Good to know thanks!
Do we mean never coated with copper/copper was stripped off?
The details of the obverse device appear soft. The font of the 9 doesn’t match known genuine examples.
The seller uses the word copy three times and plainly states the coin is silver plated in the description. The world would be a better place...
S= Silver $1. More than one CT'er has confused that for a mint mark.
I love Highland Park. You can forget you are in the city.
Yes! I remembered that picture from a prior post and were I got my advice from. Ed is it lamination or de-lamination?
Can you insert a thin piece of paper into/under the surface of the suspected de-lamination?
Does it matter? Do you like the coin? My opinion, anybody else's opinion, and the opinion of a TPG really doesn't matter.
Not sure about struck through grease. Looking at the overlay from maddieclashes.com the missing letters and date may have been caused by the flow...
Separate names with a comma.
