1889 CC's do not have round C's. When I see those I run. Here is what they should look like.... [IMG] [IMG] See the difference?
You wouldn't share with the others here the diagnostics for determining whether or not this coin is a fake? I think you have it wrong. I think...
Unfortunately, I think it's a copy. The CC's do not look right to me, but I need closer pics to be sure.
It looks circulated to me. And it is not DMPL. I would say AU55.
PMD. It's a hit.
Love them. I have two full sets and lots of extras.:smile
Usually the initial prices are higher than later on. If the mintages are normal, the prices will drop for them.
I think that they are real, toned coins. The images are scans. The details are easy to see, just not any luster, so any accurate idea of the grade...
I would love to see pics, until then, my guess is .50 each.:whistle:;)
BTW, it is silver.:)
Looking at completed auctions on eBay, it is worth $15 to $20.
eBay is a very good venue for that kind of material. BTW, welcome!:)
I think that the value of these coins is the metal content. So I would say that the dealer would give about $2.30 each. Spot is $2.70 each. :kewl:
Honestly, I don't think anyone cares about the wrapping paper.....just open them up and check for errors. And please turn off your caps lock....
This is exactly what I was thinking too.
Is it a little raised lump? I would guess it's a die chip if it is.:thumb:
Very nice, thanks for sharing....:)
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Actually this turned out to be very interesting. I just always take out the charges immediately when I order. It took three months for me to get...
I don't know what you are talking about. The mint has never and will never "hold" your money. It will only take the money from your account when...
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