see thats all you need make sure they don't contain PVC.
No yours is not a doubled ear the most important one is the 1984 the doubling is basically impossible to get confused with nav doubling.
LOL you got me my daily fun!!!!:hilarious::hilarious:.
that would be ANACS they have those deals all the time I advise not to get them certified.
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It was supposed to say nice nickel.
Looks like a nice strike through and nickel.
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Not sure if I should remove the coins from the 81 same problem with the 68 set which i decided to take apart.[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
I'm on the 66 train now:):).
Ok I guess I'm missing something I can't tell if thats wear or just how the design is supposed to look.
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Attractive crusty reverse and nice obverse not good with these I'll say 55?.
I'm going wild with 65.
This morgan is looking like a pie:):)But it wouldn't taste quite good if you broke all your teeth!!!:wacky::wacky:.
Made a mistake can't think tonight:dead::dead: this is a good proper example of an obverse die cap. A reverse die cap looks very similar depending...
Is it a 1992?if not that's the normal type and how its supposed to be,nothing special.
This is what a capped die looks like,nothing like yours i doubt your going to find one in a roll if even possible.[ATTACH]
3 grams that seem to be to much for silver or clad the average silver rossie weighs around 2.5 grams and the clad dimes weigh less.Are you sure...
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