Reef?!
You first question about a coin should never be about its possible worth.
Lincoln cents never had an O mint mark. Never!
Not Taiwan, Thailand.
It's copper plated zinc. You have an ordinary penny.
Maybe a screw holding the collar fell off of the press onto the planchet and then struck. The cent was broad struck due to the collar falling out...
The high point of the die that creates the low point in the 9 broke off causing the filled 9. A very common occurrence.
I'm thinking an ancient socket wrench type of device. It would slip over some kind of nut or bolt, with a bar of some kind slipped in the slot to...
Your argument is fine, except for when Todd (a nobody) signs his work as Giovanni (a famous and well respected painter), there is now fraud involved.
There are no fewer than seven videos on Youtube touting the 1990 no S penny. I'd bet that none of them explain the difference between proof and...
Could that be a gutter fold?
We gotta see pics.
They are not trying to present it as any denomination other than the $2 bill it is, so no, no violation of any statute.
It was struck in a tilted collar. Commonly called a railroad rim. I don't know if it would command a premium, but it's a nice find and I would...
Please post pics taken straight on and not at an angle. Pics taken at an angle hide more than you realize.
I give up.
The BEP didn't print it like that. The Bradford Exchange bought a number of fresh, new, crisp, normal, everyday, run of the mill, $2 bills from...
Underneath all of the glitz, it's a REAL $2 bill. It's legal tender. It's spendable at a value of $2. It was overprinted after leaving the US...
It's an over printed $2 note. It was originally printed by BEP, making it a legal tender note.
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