Go to the CCF site (Coin Community) and look for the 1929 cent threads .. lots of discussions on hi & low 9's
The 1859 LC above is not brass. It has been harshly chemically cleaned and it turns the bronze all kinds of odd colors. Any number of...
A good number of the"special" coins that the Canadian RCM puts out every year certainly fit in this category .. they have become a granny bait and...
The '87's had some nice repunches on the 8's and 7.
Since the $6.50 purchase price was in US dollars and the Canuck dollar is worth about 75 cents US, it's worth about the same or a little less than...
WoW! I was trying to let him down easy from dreaming of an AU.. I think that it's better than a 20-25, but less than 40 because I never even...
I'd say XF-40, based upon the vertical jewels in the crown and the leaf tips. But what a great find in a roll ... not often a $50+ copper shows...
Try Brooklyn Gallery. They carry (or did carry them).
I like it!
Yes, I didn't look close enough the first time through with the Token. I'd say VF, but some of these were weakly struck to start with.
It was a chemical reaction on the coin from the tape glue.
Again, wear on the crown and the tops of the cornucopia don't make AU. I'd say XF
Yep, looks like tape marks to me as well.
Here is the CCF site that I mentioned: http://www.coincommunity.com/forum/ It will help you with grading and there will be 5 cent folks to help...
As said above, some of the early Vickies have some value once above F or VF. You would need to give folks an idea of what the grades are. If you...
It's another of the RCM's 'granny bait" pile of non-numismatic stuff. I would estimate that you can buy nearly 90% of the RCM's NCLT 5 years down...
I think it would make XF-40, but no higher .. the wear on the crown is way too much to be more than 40.
Almost exclusively raw, but it's getting harder to find good stuff. It seems that many many people have been duped into thinking that you have to...
Well, since others have given it a try, I'll try it, but it may be far off because the coin is not in-hand. You can't tell if there are rubs or...
It's nearly impossible to grade something off a computer screen once it gets above 60. I wouldn't even hazard a guess.
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