Nice, I have added it to my favorites. fugios have been a favorite coin of mine since I was a kid. I especially find the club ray varieties...
I think the entire plan was to make money from the show, not really finding anything. Oak island has undergone so many big dollar searches over...
I think if you had it graded it would come back as improperly cleaned. Not saying you cleaned it, but the fine scratches on it would probably get...
Your quarter has nice toning for a dug silver coin. Most of mine come out of the ground kind of bright silver, almost like they have been dipped....
Just regular US dimes, nothing special, worth ten cents each!
Any chance of pictures?
Looks like a D to me.
You can post pictures if you like, but sounds like a normal cent worth, one cent.
There are varieties with and without the period after Georgivs, and I don't know what you mean about a bird but none have a bird on them. Nothing...
One cent, just a normal 2004 cent.
I am too computer illiterate to do pictures but I do have a few Fugios. My favorite are the club ray varieties, there is a bit of mystery about...
That is an "R" for replica by the eagle's foot.
It does look like a blister in the plating, common with the copper coated zinc cents.
I agree, unfortunately it is a fake.
1986 did not have the two different varieties, all are the same, so just a normal 1986 cent.
Yes, they have a brass"splasher" apparently to give the crown a gold look.
Connecticuts can be tough, and 1787's are the toughest. There are over 350 varieties of all years, and somewhere around 240 1787 varieties. You...
Tough to say without knowing the variety,[ sorry just haven't had time to work on that]. Assuming it is not an r6 or rarer, with the damage and...
Are there large and small motto versions of the 1867? I thought it was just the 1864, but I am not really up on two cent pieces.
I actually used to make pieces like this when I was a kid, make a one sided mould by pressing a genuine coin into plaster of paris, melt the metal...
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