There is a pretty good size gash on her jaw and I am not sure that all the missing detail is from a weak strike. I am think more along the lines...
The question I have is, can you read any part of "LIBERTY" in the head dress?
I agree, that coin is suspect.
Unfortunately, even in that condition, those are pretty common. I wouldn't expect it to get more then a buck.
Wow, that is pretty awesome. To find a coin that old in a roll is rare, but for it to be a V.D.B and in MS condition is almost unheard of....
There is another one where he goes around and tries to sell a one ounce gold coin for $50. No one buys it. He even offers one lady the coin just...
If you take individual pics of each coin, obverse and reverse, we can give you a good idea as to how much they may be worth.
Very good link. Thank you.
Acually, looking at it again, I think it is a slight MAD (not adding to the value) and it is the plastic that is making it look damaged. I agree...
Those are not dimes, they are three cent nickels. I can't tell too much about them form the pics, but they are ones you want to hang on to.
It has good detail, but what looks like damage at 12 o'clock is going to hurt the grade I think.
Outstanding! Congratulations.
That was what I was assuming. It has good detail, but I can't tell if it is a weak strike or wear. The photos may not be doing it justice.
I might give it MS-63, but I would have to see it in hand.
Agreed, anything unusual is worth hanging on to.
Oh yes, if you are new to Ebay, be very careful. I am sure you know about the seller rating and all that, but that too can be setup. Coins are one...
Wow!!!!
Good point, I think that helps to validate Hobo's suggestion that it was intentional.
Some people just like to collect proof sets. I don't see anything wrong with it.
It is very neat, but no I don't think I would pay that much for it. But of course, I am not that into error coins. I think I will watch it however...
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