Nice coin! I love the sharp details and the cracked flan to boot!
I don't think he will have any left after I get three.;)
I almost said that, but it made me sick to even think about it. I'm glad someone else thought the same thing I did.
Where is this at? I need to take a road trip!
I agree with @Oldhoopster . The flip appears to be a pvc flip which over time can damage the coin due to leaching from the flip.
The coin is damaged and worth face value.
Your coin is not a proof and not the accented hair variety.
No way to restore them. They are what they are and that is damaged bills. They are cool items but not worth more then a few bucks each.
It looks like there was a die chip that makes it look like an 8. Look closer and you will see it is a 9.
They are worth what someone is willing to give you. Someone said it was a shame because the CSA note was in really bad shape. Although the five...
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You got really lucky with the old 5 dollar and CSA note. I really like the look of the five dollar bill.
Probably caused by a grease filled die. Very common and worth face to a couple cents depending on condition.
Thanks!
Thanks I was thinking 5 dollars might be a fair price. What do think @ACE Mike ?
Hello fellow members. I have the opportunity to buy this dime. I was wondering what would be a fair price to pay? Yes it is a details coin and is...
Your coin is not a proof and is a circulation strike coin.
Your coin loooks like a dryer coin. Which means it got stuck in a dryer and melted the coin to make it look like this. It's PMD.
The hole in the torch is due to PMD from circulation wear and tear.
Your coin has environmental damage and therefore is not an error.
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