The last three are just discolored which is not an error. I thought the first just might have a chance of being a strike through, but when you...
Yes this "indent" is on a cent that was previously struck, but I don't think the piece causing the indent was a blank planchet. The indent...
Those prices are what I call "Dealer nuisance charge". The coin is actually only worth face value, but the dealer has to charge something more to...
Yes it is a record, and he will only get a coin if the Congress passes another bill like they did for George H. W. Bush. At the moment there is...
Slightly scarce date maybe, but a common variety. There are several varieties much scarcer than the OP coin. I would agree the slab grade it...
A "professional cleaning" such as by the TPG's would possible make it look better, but would NOT make it white. But what it would do is cost $50...
There was some linguistic rule for when the s or the other symbol was to be used, they weren't just used at random or on a whim.
Unless someone bites.
Yes, that in effect is what the supreme court's Wayfair decision means, states can now require sales taxes to be collected on sales by out of...
It's a bit of a bluff, but when you speak to the Co-Op owner, make sure you point out that selling fakes that aren't marked COPY is illegal, and...
No error, that is the way it is actually written on the Declaration of Independence. It gets really confusing sometimes when transcribing old...
The law requires the coins to bear the date of the year they were minted. The mint interprets this to mean the year they are released, so coins...
Until it's done (for).
Actually they do. The taxes are based on where the items are delivered TO not where the item is coming from. If your state charges sales tax and...
NGS is a basement slabber, the coin is probably authentic but the grade on the label should be ignored, they chances of it getting the same grade...
That's the year after. :D
The rims could possibly convince me, but some areas of the obv show weakness that I would expect to see on a proof.
According to the Post office, if it is shipped by USPS with insurance EITHER the shipper or receiver can file a claim.
Yes they are annealed to soften them, then cleaned and dried. But they are cold when fed into the press. (some people think they are struck while...
Now of course next year they will have to have a different privy mark and they will have W coins w privy and W coins w/o privy.
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