oops, my bad. Although it's not true that I didn't post a coin in between, as I did (an 1862 trime), but I completely forgot that I had posted...
That's wonderful!
So, to clarify what you are saying, could you show the coin in a TPG holder? Or at least give us some of the grading info - is it graded or...
I don't understand. Could you explain please? (note, the tread is post and explain, thanks) Is the coin counterfeit and slabbed twice by TPG's...
Good pics of that lamination!
Coin arrived from Italy! Excellent piece, just as in the pics. Yay!
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disregarding previous post, thanks. Where did that come from? Love those flying Eagle cents. [ATTACH]
The only coin I have minted in 1857: [ATTACH]
Oh, fiddlesticks. Here's a different issue, 1840 liberty head quarter eagle with much better strike than usual: [ATTACH]
1840 anyone? My favorite year! No double eagles until 1850. This is a first year of issue and the largest denomination coin of the time. [ATTACH]
The lines in the shield appear to have been smashed a bit - actually quite a bit, but you have to look close. The resolution is sufficient to...
OMG - a circulated counterfeit Penny! Who would do that?
It's a recognized variety by both PCGS and NGC now. I was hoping they would, as I think the coins is great and may be "original".
None taken. I agree. But in the case of the 1840 (O) it's a little less obvious so I thought just maybe.
question about the 1950-D. Where is the D - under the corrosion (or dirt)? I don't know nickels very well so I wouldn't know where to look anyway.
huh! false stamped date? And off center too. Stamping machine went wild. Interesting error. I should pay more attention to my pennies! Hah!...
To keep this going a little bit - and because this is an interesting coin that I only discovered was a quasi rarity until well after I bought it...
I can't take credit for that. Those are the seller's pics. Yeah, they are really good. Hopefully they send the coin in the pictures! Stellar...
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