Well, now I've heard of it on a nickel!
That is exactly what it is. Usually, this damage occured on the dimes as this is the first time I've seen it on a half.
Actually, barber quarters can get "incredibly" thin and yet still be readable. The buyer should know this.
Can I get religious and say "Oh My God!" The bidders obviously took a time out from watching CoinVault or HSN to bid on this stuff!
Scotoma ----------------- Is that "Deer in the Headlights" syndrome?
I wish I could figure this crap out "before" I made a purchase!
Thanks. I thiknk I figured it out that its not so much the Wide AM as much as its whether or not the G in the designers initials is flared (rare)...
How uncommon is the transitional reverse (RDV-006 - Wide AM) for the 1988 business strike Lincolns? TIA
Post the 74-D please since 1974-D Talon Heads are uncommon.
I do not know that I care for PCGS's "new Coin Facts" layout instead of the old design. While I can add "owner" comments, I have no idea on who...
For Modern Coins there is CONECA and Dr. James Wiles. ( http://conecaonline.org/content/coneca_attributers.html ) There is also John Wexler. (...
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Wow! Just Wow!
I hope I can score one of these even though I've never really viewed Mr. Armstrong as an American Hero any more than I view Brad Pitt as an...
Price Gude values are just what the title states: A Guide The relationship of what sells at "price guide value" and what does not is related to:...
Thanks.
I totally disagree with your limited analysis John Anthony. (Well, except for the color saturation part that is as the photo has been tweaked.)...
Where was the listing? I'll buy it! The coin appears to be in its original government packaging and my experience with these is the the 1971-S...
Its NOT related to PVC.
This thread reminds me of these: [ATTACH] [ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH] The coins are NOT being harmed by this "lime greening" of the slab insert...
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