Photo in the other thread shows it is a 1982-D copper large date.
I think they are worth a little over melt. You did fine.
Copper large date worth 1 cent. This is what a small date looks like: [ATTACH]
If it weighs 3.1 it's a copper large date. You guys are meanies. They didn't make any copper small dates in Denver in 1982 (intentionally). So...
People who are selling coins know what they are worth. A real 1904-S is a key/ semi-key date with only a little over half a million minted. If it...
Almost every one of these old coins has been cleaned at one time or another. Silver shines up very easily. But of course the most valuable coin in...
Of course I'm not an expert. But it certainly doesn't look like silver compared to the other ones. What does it weigh?
Even at VG-08 I'm not sure who is selling $100 coins for $13.50. Do you have any photos?
A better clear, cropped photo with both sides showing the date, and the mm would be appreciated.
Yes that is correct Corgi. Except his large date doesn't line up and it's not a great marker. Shape of the 2 the distance to the rim, the snowman...
Why do I need to pay CAC to verify that the other grading company got the grade correct? Seems unnecessary.
Here is what an 82 small date looks like. [ATTACH]
This is completely false. Please stop offering incorrect information if you don't know the real answer.
Your generalization is without facts. These have not become uncommon. Just because you don't see a lot of them, that's a polling sample size of 1....
^^^^^^ Correct. The 1960-D large date and small date, and 1960 Philly large date are 1 cent. The 1960 Philly small date is a good coin.
Yes Furry Frog makes a good point. There are (3?) varieties for that year Philly. The good variety would be worth more. Need a large/ clear photo...
.50 cents 69-Ds are super common out here where we get 95%+ D coins. The 65's I find almost every day.
$1 There may be a "slight" premium for the old style large dollar coins, but in that condition it's not worth chasing after an extra nickel or a dime.
Could also be environmental. Copper is reactive and will turn colors (red or darker) when exposed to soil, air, water, gases, pollutants, etc....
If all coins were graded by the same criteria, 35. That being said, I agree all the way that this is a textbook EF-40.
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