his first post is the same coin
You know what I mean. :rolleyes:
No way, I live there.
Yeah, I wouldn't have paid $10 for that... I see the clash, and it's not a very large one.
It's a good idea, and I would have posted but I don't have a 1909 s vdb
In my opinion, it's just a worn die. So DDD.
That's an insane amount of coins. And I thought taking up a 32 gallon bin was something.
Put the tube in warm water, and then try to get them out. This will expand the tube. If that doesn't work, just try breaking open the tube.
Here you go: https://coinquest.com/cgi-bin/cq/coins.pl?coin=16368
Really nice find.
Not a die crack, and if raised not a strike through. More likely a scratched die.
Entry post I think you will find a silver dime. Good Luck.
Yeah, it's most likely someone doing it because they are bored or just felt like it. Also, IMO, the first coin is missing partial clad layer.
Blurry pics of a 1907 "BU" Barber dime. I feel like this one is going to go for a lowball price because of low quality pictures. BUT, a 1907...
If it is the same size as a quarter then it is a quarter. Its a capped bust something.
It looks like a damaged die and a MAD, but I don't know much more than that. It seems too damaged for the employees not to notice. @JCro57
The 1909 penny is just damage. Other ones aren't bad though.
Very interesting, would this be some sort of employee made error? This seems too unlikely to happen by itself.
Surprised it's MS, with all the fingerprints and marks on it. But I can agree with cleaned on the label. You can see the discoloring all around...
Why are you telling us this?
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