The $1 (as stated by tonedcoins), isn't a typical solvent smear but it might be damage after the fact eg. sitting on a work bench, or whatever....
Could be a solvent smear.
It does show some missing metal but the pics need to be from a different angle and distance.
Can we get pics of the edge? I think it might show that the sides in the damaged areas are thinner which may explain the metal displacement.
Just damage. PMD.
Try for better pics. It's really hard to tell what you have especially from your first pic.
I've come across similar damage and I'm going with pmd as well.
Plating split doubling, sorry not ddo. Very common on later 80's and 90's cents.
Some reference: I bought these notes about a year ago: [IMG] cost $8 [IMG] cost $4 [IMG] cost $4
Egypt. King Farouk. (I'm at work so I can't look up details for you). Try this site: http://worldcoingallery.com/
VG 1928 silver certificate- $25-$35 20 dollar confederate bill- $20-$300
I think tbudwiser is pretty close. I don't see any rarities or high quality there, so as long as you pay close to face, it's a good deal.
for those who are interested in actual values:...
I did a thread on my "Twins": http://www.cointalk.com/t169869/
PMD. Post mint damage.
Excellent find!
Sorry, I actually thought it was made out of solder. If all you're referring to was the lettering, it's what Conder said.... die chips and they're...
If there's no Blakesley effect then it's questionable.
What's the weight of the coin? And can you post a pic of the reverse? And.... Welcome to Coin Talk!
Depends on the size of the clip. A small one barely gets any premium, larger clips.... a buck or two unless it's substantial then the price goes...
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