Nope, not upside down!
So, [edited] I bought a 2013 Silver Eagle coin on the internet for $19.99. I'm pretty sure you all have seen the ad. A nice shiny coin that is...
Not to be an ass, but you could have posted clearer pictures!
I thought some of you guys might find this interesting....
Does this mean that regular business strikes might be halted or reduced in production?
Please correct me if I am wrong, but full steps also means all three sets of stairs are visible and are NOT broken. When I say broken, all steps...
Hum...not sure. Can you make the background bigger please?
Thanks for the education!
Hum...lamination error? It brass, isn't it? I could understand a lamination error if it was Zinc and copper. But solid brass...hum, not sure...
It looks like a small ancient Roman or Greek coin that was pushed into the quarter with a vise!
Wow...Adam, I am impressed with you. Most kids are out there buy toys and blowing their money and you are investing in the stock market...wow!...
Why stop at calling it a Quarter...hell, call it a rare $1,000,000 coin!
Well, it cost $30 just to get it slabbed and graded. So whoever is selling it, is selling it at a loss.
None of these links work!
Well, normally I find Kennedy's 2002 and up. I keep those, especially if they are in great shape. I have been checking Kennedy Boxes for the last...
I found this in a $500 box of Kennedy's from the bank last week. This will be my 3rd coin with no FG.[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Entry Post. Thanks for the opportunity!
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Hum...interesting. I'm glad someone flipped the coin over so that both sides were evenly damaged!
Well, I was searching through a box from the bank of Roosevelt Dimes and I came across this black dime. Any thoughts about how this happened?...
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