VEry nice find
It might be just a result of a worn die. But I would like some closer images.
There are two countries that have red and blue as their national colors, Armenia and Haiti. Armenia uses rampant lions but not fleur-de-lis, Haiti...
Yes I agree that they were used by multiple countries.
I do know that the flying eagle clashed with the half dollar is rather valuable.
Also looks like Dominican Republic coat of arms.
Both symbols on the front are of the United Kingdom. From there I have no idea.
I have a 1791 4 Reales Mexico silver coin with a hole in it from when people would put all their money on a string.
Neat piece, rectangular nails were used from 1800-1850, then the round nail was used. Before 1800 square nails were used.
Welp, Ill respond to some threads why not. Both look fake, the color of the metal is off, and the non-magnetic doesnt weigh correctly. many old...
How did you get NGC to slab it? Great lam btw to both of you.
Why would one not like clashing?
Not a proof, but it was struck with the reverse die used on proof issues. Nice find, its on my search list too.
Neat find. I have about 20 on the cards, its funny because the cards tone them :)
I find it near impossible for an acid to dissolve copper, but not zinc, which is only but more reactive.
Thats a nice addition to any error collection! Most grading companies will just put "MINT ERROR" on the slab or "UNCIRCULATED" for these because...
Yes, 1982 was the year. It technically is worth 2 cents, because the copper is valuable. And that is the exact reason they switched to zinc cents.
I wish copper was still used.
I agree. The proof coins I like more, but Im very open minded, you see I like coins that are unique. Your never going to have the same toner.
Here are two similar examples PCGS graded. PCGS PF67RB [ATTACH] Being sold for $400 PCGS PF66BN [ATTACH] Being sold for $325 I might...
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