I've mentioned that before. Probably have to wait not only for the "Greatest generation" to die off, but probably the Baby Boomers as well that...
Still not taking his meds.
Well I don't deal in drugs so I must be a Mobster. Pretty much everything, although sometimes I use a check. About the only time I pay for...
Looks like a normal 1982 Philadelphia large date cent. What does it weigh?
As far as I know there are NO genuine brothel tokens good for the services of the house. All genuine tokens from the brothels are for drinks at...
That's because scanners are designed for imaging 2 dimensional things and the focus is set to the surface of the glass and the depth of field is...
Draped bust small eagle half dollars by die variety. There's only three coins but WOW! How hard could it be? In the past 70 years something...
Advertising is a possibility, to see them fraudulently would be another.
Why do I find it disturbing that a 1975 cent is described as being "pretty old"?
And the weight is still within spec for a Zincoln cent.
The last picture could be damage, or it might be the result of a lamination. Image is good but too close. No context or supplemental clues.
Or maybe they didn't. Doen't really matter, he's been gone for three years.
If you mean the 1833 half cent, yes that is a fake.
One thing the site didn't mention is that to get your coin certified, so you can sell it for as much as $15. will cost you between $25 and $50 .
What about a case where the mint knowingly used dies from one denomination and paired them with the dies of a different denomination? It was done...
I do see the "8", but it is not shaped like the 8 font that was used on the Washington quarters so it CAN'T be a 9/8.
I also suspect an old encasement. What does the edge look like?
In some cases there will be more than one doubled die that have very similar appearances. In those cases the other die markers can be used to...
No that makes it a doubled die. The die is doubled, and the coin is struck from a doubled die. Double die literally means two dies and every...
Retained die breaks can go either way, but usually they result in raised areas on the coin.
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