Looks like a die crack to me. When in doubt, use a light from different angles, especially in hand. Generally, if it is a scratch, the...
If what is on it is dirt and not corrosion, you might try a soak and rinse in distilled water, then carefully pat dry with a soft cloth that was...
I know little about attributing these. I don't know which mint. This is what the seller said: Tetricus I AE Antoninianus. IMP C TETRICVS P F...
Bought it for 50 cents from a junk bin. I bought it because I didn't know what it was. Took me a long time to figure it out.
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You might find one for sale on Etsy or eBay for an outrageous sum, and someone might even pay it who foolishly thought they were getting a rarity....
No expert here, but it looks almost as if it were struck once normally and then again (possibly post mint?) with something not right. I'm mainly...
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I'm no expert, but from I see on this post and on its predecessor, you have become more of an expert on this bill than whoever looked at it at...
If you want information about your coin, you have to show us your coin, not just a small portion of it. From what you do show, it is nothing more...
They are hoping ignorant victims out there won't know what PMD stands for. "True PMD..." sounds like it gives a cachet of value while, if...
The "BEAUTIFUL 1972-D ERROR CENT" looks like an actual error, a very common greaser. I'd gladly sell any of mine for a tenth the asking price,...
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I know nothing about such varieties, but I know that those who do need clear, well-focused pictures of both sides of the coin with no glare. They...
Almost certainly, although it is possible it was from an original bank roll that somebody found stashed somewhere or even an old "penny jar" that...
There's a lot of stuff that I wish I'd bought and kept when I worked in a bank in the 1960s. But you have to remember that buying a blue seal $10...
I don't get to see him often now. He has several books about his life. You can google or search Amazon for Fred Gray, Sr. He and my dad and one...
I was particularly interested in the Rosa Parks connection because, while I never personally met her, I have known her lawyer for over 50 years...
Well, it ought to be nickle, either that or change pickle to pickel. (I notice my spell check thinks nickle is fine.)
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