wow ... I think that only 2 "P" have ever been found many "D"s have been found but not "P" s we all need a pic to see this ?
plus take into consideration that the US population has grown 120 million since the 1960's or 60% more people using coins ...maybe that is why the...
oh yeah ..that's probably it.. I heard the mint strikes coins early not in the exact year on the coin to be ready for release dates in the early...
does anyone know why the uptick in half dollar production ...its been 1.8 million for most of the year and about the same low mintage for the...
its at least a 1886 - 1909 variety 2 type ..I guess someone had extra time to kill
I doubt this would work..... but to make both sides happy ...maybe when dollars are ordered for a bank the Fed could alternate between the two.......
looks like mechanical doubling near the date... not an error ..but good try ....there is a lot of mechanical doubling coins out there... depends...
these coins where mostly found like in the ground by someone with a metal detector ... the soil causes coins the copper in coins to change color...
very well said CamaroDMD .. you saved me alot of typing
these gold color coins will turn from a nice shiny gold color to a yucky brown color in time and anything condition in between .. the clad layer...
i can see the clad layer on both coins very easily - i'm not sure what your looking then
looks like your 77 nickel had a hard life with many more to come
Jat , do you look for the popular DDOs, rotated dies and No FG's in the halves group?
Just like Sean said ...these wheats are usually sold in lots like rolls, jars or bags.. and avg 2 to 5 cents each at my coin club
so is that a 1913 P Var 1????
I always heard the reeding like this is caused by coins left in some kind of water for an extended period of time...example ... like a water...
i thought saw or heard that some countries would only take current currency versions..i guess its a counterfeit thing for US currency and a...
im starting to think that these are not rare at all..after a quick look in my dime pile. I had 8 1970 P's and 17 1970 D's... out of these with the...
from the Rotated Coin Die Census web site it says this half should be 180 degrees http://www.rotateddies.com/
maybe you can send this to Wexlers and be #162 http://www.doubleddie.com/179422.html
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