Don't feel bad, after all, "one man's trash is another man's treasure." I wish people used Morgans where I work...
Very nice! My first ihc was also a 1901. Hopefully yours will be the first of many! :)
Honesty is key :)
nah, there's nothing going on with the "4". Sorry.
They'll pay for each coin individually. It's not like you'll be turned down for trying to sell one half dollar, or three silver quarters or...
Sorry, but it's just PMD. It took a hit, and it got sheared. Nothing special
If you go through boxes of cents from your local bank, you can fill a lot of holes from the 20's and 30's.
I'm sorry, but I don't see any doubling on the reverse. The lettering on the obverse is just PMD, some other coin just bashed into it at one point...
Wait, what?
Don't blame the seller, the Postal System can get pretty pricey
I got myself a holed 1854-O Seated Liberty Half for melt value a few weeks ago. Does that count? I'll post pictures when I get the chance
Is the lettering on the cent part forward, or backwards? Oh, and you should only hold a coin by the rims, at least, unless you have cotton gloves on.
is that "S" shaped line on the nickel, or just the 2x2?
Well, proofs are not exactly always shiny, as you can see by my 2002-S cent:[ATTACH] But, I can definitively tell you that your dime is not a proof.
I just have a random question. I hear a lot about people looking through boxes of halves and dimes. Cents and nickels are pretty common too. but,...
Sorry, but it just took a hit to the rim. PMD.
+1 Remember, a 1988 proof dime would have been minted in San Francisco, so it would have an "S" mintmark, not a "P".
If you own an antique shop, I would think that you'd know that Morgans are worth more than twice face value
Sorry, you've just got yourself a run of the mill 1975 dime. Proof coins are produced differently. They're far more reflective, and have a kinda...
$2 for a Morgan? There's $30 of silver in each of them. Stray away, they're clearly fakes.
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