That's too bad. I thought it was pretty cool. They must have under listed the price? While I wouldn't make a big deal about it, they are violating...
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Very often silver will have a certain patina (the 90% ones) and you can tell immediately if a Roosevelt dime is 1964 or before/ or after. The War...
It's not silver. If they made the silver nickels in 1942 at Philly AFTER they made the regular ones. (Which is the logical progression.) They...
Almost impossible those are correct, as I don't think the zinc is alloyed at all.
Some of the 2009 quarters as well. American Samoa, Northern Mariana Islands, US Virgin Islands. These coins are not "rare" but the mintage was...
Maybe it's a foreign coin, smaller than a dime or cent.
I am having difficulty with that as well. [ATTACH]
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This is all I can do from my end. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I blew up the reverse and don't see a VDB. The S looks funky too.
The WY stands for Wyoming and that is the shape of the state as well. (That box it is inside.) It's not engraved, it is counter stamped. There are...
You'll know more with the coin in hand. I can't tell from the photos. Good details on the hair and LIBERTY which gets rubbed first, so maybe....
Does it require Verdi Care? Perhaps the reverse the photo is not crisp. Please post a before and after acetone photo, before the Verdi Care. Even...
At first I wasn't sure about the portrait but in comparison it looks good. The date and the stars looked fine and the denticles.
The proof 70-S small date won't have a weak Liberty. And some of the business strike LD's will be weak. You really need to look at all the markers...
Large. Most of them are large. The curl of the 9 is the key marker, but there are others. [ATTACH]
If it's thinner it could be acid which would account for the missing weight. People do everything to pennies. Light them on fire, drop them in...
(1909) but my oldest Coin Star wheat is 1930.
Put it in acetone and maybe some of the black goo will come off. Then look at the coin under a bright light and tilt it around while looking at it...
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