Could the obverse of this Lincoln cent be some sort of error? The reverse seems to be normal.
You are so right about the 10 baht coins-- I took one out and compared it with a 2-euro coin, and sure enough, they are almost exactly the same...
Cool medal! Where did you get it? I would like to find something like that for my collection.
This one is closer to the date, but there's no White House on the back of it, either
In Japan, they were having a problem not so much with forgeries (although I'm sure they must exist), but with similarity with coins of neighboring...
And now, another 1909 VDB This one has more sentimental value than anything-- it was given to me by my grandmother, who received it from a friend...
There should be some mint luster given the lack of wear-- maybe that's why it was knocked down to VF by the other poster? At any rate, it looks...
That is one of the many coins that have eluded me all these years. Maybe one day I'll be able to get one like that 1854
Yet another Indian from 1909
Yet another 1909 coin, to keep this thread going. I have a feeling that this guy has been cleaned
I don't know how much good it will do, but here's another 1767 2-reales piece for comparison. This one was made at the Potosi mint, I think.
Here's yet another 1909-S from one of my favorite series
Here's another 1909-S, but it's not a penny It's a $10 Indian, with a repunched mintmark. The Breen encyclopedia says it is very rare, but no one...
I don't think PCGS will even look at a damaged coin. Maybe ANACS or NCS will.
Well, here's a Real McCoy for comparison
Well, considering that they ended up going for $3,125, they could very well be rare dates! LOL! Now if I could only find someone who would pay me...
The lighting could explain the wing and the discrepancies in the O's, but the T is definitely lopsided, and the M appears to be too close to the...
Besides the wing, something bothers me about the E in ONE and the M in AMERICA. In addition, the O's in ONE and DOLLAR look a little different...
If you only paid $5 each for BU 1954 Franklin halves, then you got a good deal.
I am of the impression that it should have two red strips-- one at the top, and one at the bottom.
Separate names with a comma.
