Well, that means it's not a genuine Mexican coin, but there are 18 other countries to check out. Anthony - if you really want information about...
And from which of the 19 countries that have used that denomination[img]
There are literally hundreds of coins with those designations from dozens of different countries, based on a large number of design differences....
At first glance, the tiny picture looks like it has Hebrew characters, which would be totally inconsistent with what the seller is telling you....
That's one way to save 5 bucks. [img]
That last part kind of ties our hands, doesn't it? :p Anyway, mine is broken. :whistle:
When they do that, they are buying the slab, not the coin. :rolleyes:
MS-70: Any coin which is neither out-of-round, nor bent. [img]
The "19 14' date caught my eye. I like to think that if I collected US cents I would have looked at it with a loupe before buying. ;)
And just how are you going to convince me to provide that kind of detailed information to someone I don't know and personally trust to keep it out...
[img] to CoinTalk Jim. In a word - H*LL! Looks like to much damage to just come from overuse in vending machines/slot machines, but I'm...
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Well, we won't know for sure until the sets come out, or the Mint announces what they are going to do. If I were a betting man I would still...
As posted in many, many threads over the past few months, Congress has not authorized silver Deadprez coins. If the Mint can't make them, the...
Just think it through. If there aren't any silver Deadprez coins, they can't put any in the silver proof sets. Congress hasn't authorized use of...
AU-50 tops. Look at the eagle's breast and the right side of Liberty's cap.
Specifically, either provide it in grams, or tell us what standard your ".24" weight refers to, so we can convert it to grams. The wartime...
The difference is in the calligraphy of the character "yon" ("4") in the date. Although Krause calls the variety "large 4", there really is no...
You might have better luck in getting it conserved by sending it to NCS than to its affiliated grading company. :D
My young friend, you are talking about buying the slab, not the coin. IMHO that's not the route to assembling a high quality set. Less than .01%...
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