I like looking for mint packaged products sold by individuals that perhaps they don't know the value of. Some of these are not listed in price...
Now you're getting it. That's where the BIE comes from. I guess they should have been called LIBIERTY cents.
The variations you see are due to die wear and/ or polished dies.
The ordinary cardboard/mylar.
:o I had up to '78 in my mind. I'm not reading carefully enough. Thanks for the correction.
I'm in the minority, I just like the look of the 40 better.
When the mint describes them as uncirculated they are refering to the method of manufacture, as opposed to proofs, not the condition or grade....
This is true for the uncirculated versions only, there are clad proofs with an S that are not silver.
Care to share the name brand you use? I can definitely see a difference.
I have ten sets of these in 2x2's in a 2x2 box and they're all still completely red with not a hint of toning. I would suspect the storage method...
Separate names with a comma.
