I also have seen US Mint products in which blue/black fibers from the outer box have infiltrated the coin capsule...not good.
What about weighing them with a very precise scale? You can list them as composition unknown/uncertain, give the diameter in mm and weight in...
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Good points. GC usually has decent pics. Were the white flecks visible? Are you going to return them?
3 ears instead of 2, yes that would be worth a lot. :D TC
Well pitchers and catchers report to Spring Training this week. Maybe it is the baseball HOF commemoratives. Maybe they will tell us what is...
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Sorry I missed this one:...
I would suggest 1913, 1914 or 1915 P as lower mintage, often overlooked semi-key sleepers. May not be what you want for your type set though. TC
Unless they are silver or high grade, they are likely just worth 50 cents.
I like it not love it. Sales have increased now such that mintage of the uncirculated version has surpassed the 1996 D Olympic commemoratives, so...
Maybe someone on CT should make her a reasonable offer through PM. They are already sorted into rolls and in boxes. Even 3 or 4 cents would beat...
Next? Time frame is important in this poll. I see the current PM rally due to Olympics. Why? People want their own gold/silver medals (metals)....
RD= Red (as in color) FMZ=Fair Market Value BN=Brown (as in color) VDB=Victor David Brenner (designer initials on some 1909 cents)
Hi Cindy, I am very sorry for your loss. This place is usually at the Naugatuck, CT show: http://www.headsandtailscoinsct.com It looks like...
Good luck finding these in the US for under $100. Most that I have seen sell for between $100-$150. Most dealers are in Australia, so even if...
If you're happy, I'm happy. BTW: Some people will pay a premium for the old style holders. Enjoy, TC
This one is not nearly as good as the recent Apmex deal but is not too shabby. Ships free. Enjoy, TC...
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