I bought a few for my type sets. The cost of building date sets was just too great. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
You have been told the truth. It's just damaged and only worth face value. It does not take an expert to see that.
Tough to grade from that image. I'll go with 63.
It looks a lot like coins I used to find in slot machines. Hundreds of hits from other coins.
This was the first really expensive coin I ever bought. That was many years ago and it's now worth over double what I paid at the time. PCGS 65 RB...
Wow. The price went up over 4 grand in one second.
66 Very nice.
Nice group.
I'll guess the coin will get close to $50,000. In a 64 holder the price could double. Only a 10% buyers fee. Fun to watch coins like this.
Not just a few, more like a great number and most will not even discuss the topic. It just starts fights.
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I voted for several. Didn't see J.T. Stanton on the list. Thought he would be.
One more fun story. A good friend of mine found several of these boards in his grandmother's attic. I ended up with them. The Barber dime board...
These were a cool idea. Once you had the album full you could send it in and they paid you a premium for the set. I once had a Lincoln cent...
I'm at 64. Pretty coin.
If it received a straight grade, I'm at 50 or 53
The test didn't cost you much. Give it a quick dip and see what you have.
PCGS MS62 Paid $465 raw. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
You need much better images to get folks to understand the coin/coins. That's how you get better answers to questions.
I'll guess the coin spent some time in the ground. Looks like someone has already worked on it. Try soaking it in water as said above but I don't...
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