Money. Did you see the prices on those fabricated errors shown in post #8? Rogue employee. If they had been caught by mint security before they...
All I can say is I have never seen a fake PCGS slab from that generation of holder. PCGS was several generations later than this when the fake...
S-281 1810/09. I think the sharpness is better than F but the surfaces are moderately porous and detail is difficult to see in the obv image. I...
Hostility? It just seems strange to me to worry about market values for things that I am not planing to buy or sell.
If you don't believe me check the Redbook. No five cent pieces from Philadelphia in 68, 69, or 70.
Got an ACE Hardware near you? I checked several and they seem to have it for $20 a gallon. But you can't get it in California, they have banned it.
They've changed the video a little, it used to actually show them putting the coin in the insert.
Are you looking for values of coins or currency?
Seems to be available. I find listings for it from auto paint stores and some hardware stores under the name Klean Strip Toluene. the Safety...
It's fake. Obvious clue is the die chip on the inside of the left wheat stalk just above the U. This reverse die has been used on fakes of every...
What does it weigh? And better pictures would help. I'm not thinking grinder, I'm wondering about split planchet post strike.
A lasting interest maybe, but because of that possibly also a higher than normal mintage making them another common coin that will eventually fall...
And I believe all four are copper plated zinc. I believe I see plating bubbles on all of them.
Except Philadelphia did not mint five cent pieces in 1970. (Knowledge is so fragile) I have mentioned these 1968, 69, and 70 no mint mark five...
They are civil war tokens, they were issued by merchants in the north. The numbers at the top of the 2X2's refer to obv and rev die numbers in...
If you have no intention of selling, why do you care what the market is?
It almost looks to me like it is in some kind of soft plastic holder that was pressed against the coin for awhile. Now the cent has shifted...
Why aren't there some features from the first strike of Lincoln's bust showing on the second strike? On double struck coins features from the...
Depends on the amount of wear but I would agree the second one seems low. They didn't have an official tolerance standard on those but I would...
That's fine and works great if you KNOW what is on the coin. In most cases you don't know. You may suspect, but you can't be sure.
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