1957-d lincoln wheat cent with a small die chip on wheat stalk , left obv, rr rims and partial collar, i hope you can see ALL the detail, i took a...
still looks red to me, and i was spot on with the grade, a lovely coin you have there..
ms-66 red..
WOW, WENT DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE ON THAT ONE..BEEN PERUSING THEIR ERRORS AND ARTICLES...THANKS FOR SHARING!
I WEIGHED COIN (FORGOT TO LIST PREVIOUS) IT IS 2.5 GRAMS, SO NO METAL LOST, AS WOULD BE IF ABRADED IN A DRYER, AND REVERSE SHOWS NO DISTORTIONS...
need help classifying 1994-d , perhaps multiple or double struck / in collar? got this recent auction..reverse seems normal, but my eyes not...
he did have his son in tow, and actually scolded me for buying from a minir, i said: "i am a minor, i am 13, lol anyways, i told the owners of the...
i have done this as well, but it wears thin after a bit, they start whining and crying and getting mad too
i once bought some coins off of a kid about 40 years ago, and i was a kid myself, and they were common barber dimes so did not raise a red flag,...
i see it as well in first photo
wow, he has quite the selection of perfect indians
hah, guessed right on the nose!!!
imo ms-65 rb
like i said, iffin ye get a coin for 5.00 or 7.00, the fee is almost as much as the coin, though most of theirs go sky high...saw a proof ike over...
would love to see it when restored..
i have a few, though not as nice as yours, most are f, vf or au, lol
love die cracks, even though not exactly an error, i consider them as such and that is where i categorize them in my collection..so just my...
yes, photocopy or upload pics of a price list highlighting the coins you had (have), i have had to do this about 10 times myself, post office...
i have lost quite a few error coin auctions because my bid was 1 cent or 1.00, with no other bids, then mysteriously poof the listing ends for...
i use pcgs photograde for grading and numismedia, their prices are more realistic than pcgs or redbook, redbook is good for varities and mintages...
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