Well... I'll tell you what. Grab a camera, take a pic, upload it here... and we can tell you what you have. Without a picture, it's impossible.
I'm an old guy, so I don't know much about modern grading. What I do know, this coin is a beauty... and I would pay a premium.
Yep... you have to get a much closer picture.
We'll wait for your pics on this one...
Unless you're into collecting fakes... then you steer in the direction of China.
I don't think it could have been struck that way...
Need a few more details Jay...
Don't get discouraged James... there are plenty of 'good' Rosie errors out there; just have a look at the current batch on the 'Bay:...
Well, it doesn't seem to have the wear that it should for this grade. Here's a grade XF-45 (what the seller claims this one to be) for comparison:...
Not much, but it is paper (or a reasonable facsimile thereof), and it's in the paper money section. And it was used just like paper money at one...
The coin has been cleaned and it's just residue, not flux residue. Hardly worth the effort to modify the date for a '15-S, so I believe it to be...
It's a tiny chip out of the surface of the die, which allows the metal to "flow" into the recess, creating a raised spot on the surface of the...
But it's harshly cleaned. Anyway, $3.50 isn't too bad... similar grades are selling (or trying to be sold) for double that:...
I remember when that thread was posted... it does make for an interesting read. What I can't understand is why so many CT members are pro-eBay on...
I agree... keep as a roll. A quick search of eBay shows BU '34-D's selling in the $20 to $50 price range, with a few gems going somewhat higher....
Depends on what you paid, but I assume close to melt. In that grade probably worth $12 to $15 in the 'Bay. It's a keeper!
That offer is more than fair... $15 each is actually over melt. I just bought ten for $129... that was the seller's asking price. I guess I...
Either way, the coin is NOT genuine. The "6" should be exactly the same as the "9" (rotated 180 degrees).
I understand that... but he's still selling them. Why can't he do his own research? There's a lot of items I come across that I have no idea to...
The OP stated the coins are junk silver (see post #13)... so, if you're selling silver, and haven't a clue to what the price is, why are you even...
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