Indeed, very nice and distinct clash mark. Take Care Ben
WOW Very pretty :thumb: Ben
No difference. Your RedBook shows the value of each at VF (*very fine) - $16 dollars. I said between $15 and $20... Ben
Hard to say exactly but if they are in Very Fine condition with no mintmark they are worth about 15-20 dollars each. Oh and Welcome to the forum....
Very good example of the series. I'll venture XF-40/45 as well. Ben
No red flags here :) Just a VF looking coin... Ben
Yes, it's a Daalder, sometimes known as a "Dog Dollar." I'd venture to guess the value at about $100 based on the condition. Like mentioned...
Coops, hmmm they roost in the rafters of the (1) barn if that's what you are asking. I muck it out (clean)once every year during the fall. Just...
STOCKHOLM (AFP) - Swedish experts have confirmed the finding of over 1,000 Viking-era silver coins after their chance discovery by two brothers on...
You know, I thinks because there are no really Hard-To-Find ones. The silver (pre-1965) issues are all pretty easy to locate. There may be some...
Here is a better site in English. Ben...
It varied quite a bit from mint to mint and engraver to engraver. Here is a 1752 from Mexico City....
That's the way the (5) is struck on these. Ben
The SEC, Good Lord??? Your not talking about the "Shopko Excellent Customer" program I take it, LOL :D
I think the term "abuse" was used when another would have been more apropos for the situation at hand. Maybe something sounding less criminal,...
That's not a good sign... Can you post a picture? Ben
Actually, I've NEVER heard of a counterfeit draped bust cent, but I'm no expert on the series. I have a couple and they seem to show wear pretty...
I like it, I like it alot :) Ben
Well maybe not every year ;) But you know the standards change often depending on the series you collect and sometimes these changes are...
It could be a small date (It's either small or large. I'm afraid don't know the distinguishing characteristics though :() and worth about $500....
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