He could have found it in coin boxes and that is what he means by in circulation.
The filled in b is caused by a die chip which are actually quite common. I would first try soaking it in acetone and see if that will work.
These are actually quite common to find in boxes. It just means they ran out of ink while producing the wrappers.
Is this turning into a pet thread? Sure why not![ATTACH]
Sorry to burst your bubble but that is a damaged coin. Worth face value.
I relized that the picture of the first coin is kind of hard to see so here is one with better lighting. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Thank you for the...
When I first started collecting ancient coins about a year ago I was not sure exactly what my focus was going to be. One of my favorite aspect of...
Congrats on the new home purchase! Sometimes you just need a fresh start.
I have a feeling you would get a details grade also. I'm thinking you would be considered improperly cleaned or whizzed trying to make your...
Entry post. Here are some ancients that were gifted me that I still need to identify. Man I love those little odd shaped coins! [ATTACH]
Junk boxes also have hidden treasures. I have found many coins in junk boxes that I paid a quarter for and the coin ends up being worth 15 plus...
I have always had a thing for that commemorative. I especially like the one you have!
Hmm. That is a bummer.
$95
Which state is this? Did you just look up laws for that state?
Will do.;)
That is the first thing I thought when I saw the picture. It looks like it has raised metal on the rim that expands out from the rim which would...
I don't know what you are talking about when you say the I is wiped away. It is still there. Your coin is well circulated and has had a long...
It was caused by environmental damage. PMD.
I like the thick flan and the look it has to it. I too would have bought it for $10.50.
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