It's a matter of being in the right place at the right time. Everyone seems to be on the band wagon now and searching for silver. Most of the...
This stuck digit isn't as dramatic as the others I've found but they are scarce enough that this one is worth hanging onto: [IMG] [IMG]
This site will show collectible and non-collectible types of doubling: http://koinpro.tripod.com/Articles/OtherFormsOfDoubling.htm
What Hobo said... less is more.:)
Yes, it does. (that's why I said it:D)
2006: A21411421 (radar strap find) and a K* isn't a radar unless you posted it wrong. The first "21"or the last "21" would have to be reversed.
Buy the most expensive coin(s) you can and wait 40 or 50 years for them to appreciate. Then, when they're worth a bundle give them to your kids...
You've post duplicate pics. What does the other side look like? Welcome to Coin Talk!
I stand corrected. Pic is a little dark.
Thousands and thousands. Too many to count. I have boxes of coins that I haven't even opened to look at yet.
Correct. Not Newfoundland but Great Britain.
It's split plate split doubling. Not an error. It's common on the plated cents. What you are asking about is called a doubled die. :)
Take a deep breath..... Until the end of time there's going to be (on Coin Talk and other coin forums) questions on value, on double(d) dies, on...
Are you referring to this?: http://www.pcgs.com/articles/detail/6880
So, it's not an eye patch? Gotcha.:thumb:
After going through the boxes and sheets of coins from the estate, I was able to assemble a nice little collection of Newfoundland coins: [IMG]...
Nice! Much nicer grade than the two I picked up: [IMG] [IMG]
Nice one. I found a roll of these in a bulk coin purchase last week. One of my favorite designs.
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Just haven't gotten around to it.:D
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