It somehow survived both Hiroshima and Nagasaki or it was a ground find from spending years under the dirt.
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This was a troublesome thread for me but i understand now,I felt like I was being accused and targeted.
It was a bad night I'm done but one more thing for you again.If you read my post which you obviously didn't I stated the crimped staples was a...
No that's not true,I didn't say it would make the coin magically authentic now did i.You didn't even answer half my my question and my post.LAY...
So your saying you would buy this coin based on these pictureso_Oand pictures don't matter for authentication because if so that's completely...
If you say so I guess,I'm not an expert since some look so similar I wanted a full analysis Rather then a piece for determination.I thought it...
It just looks completely wrong and some pictures for a $100+ coin.Also the seller didn't bother to crimp the staples and take proper pictures.Im...
Yes I have,it was worth a thought,no I didn't notice at first.
Couldn't find a match on VV but the points I saw was the (I) in(IN GOD WE TRUST) what appeared to be some notching in the L and B of(Liberty)I've...
My rating is a Serf;)I've studied it all.
Hmm this gives me an idea:D:D.
It is indeed a doubled die and full pictures of the obverse and Reverse would help for attribution.I'm going to say 1972 looks heavily damaged...
Must be popular up north basically,I've never seen bags of conis ever at any of my banks.
Based on the pictures I'd say the coin was in a album glued on the reverse (damaged,residue)and was removed at some point leaving all the gunk...
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