bada boom!:D
It would depend on the condition, the age, the numbers, whether they are replacements etc. to determine if they have any value. Consecutive notes...
My dealer.He only sells at shows but he'll deliver to me if the price is right. Because he travels he does a lot of buying in places I wouldn't...
Consider getting a "dump" bank to take your leftovers. I've been told by three local banks (when I first started crh) that if I was going to...
Man, I love the Safeway automatic change dispenser. Better than a bubble gum machine with prizes! Got this 1918 wheat woody in my change tonight....
These are two of my (current) favorites: [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Love those that are missing a lot of the details!
Be patient.... they're all members here and show up occasionally.
Very nice!
Looks like a struck through. As 10gary22 says, it was a piece of debris (wire or ?) that was struck and fell off. Here's a pic with a cent still...
Whatever it is, it isn't a result of "the penny getting stuck in the stamper". Coins are struck in a die press (an obverse die and a reverse die)...
@ jk2005: I like those consecutive stars! Nice pick ups!
Thanks! I now have two of these in this grade and I'm so tempted to pick up the uncirculated one but it's in the $300 range. They look amazing...
You'll have to provide a pic or reference. This link will help narrow it down: http://worldcoingallery.com/index.php
......So I sez to Mable, Mable I sez.....wait, I'll finish this later, pics might be up....
There is a "DEE GOLD Mines" site on Google. You might take a look there and see if it's related. To find out if it's gold, take it to a jeweler...
The first thingee.... no idea. I'd leave the cent in the holder. It's already damaged from the prongs. Keep it as a sentimental piece.
I like the polymers as well. I'm going to put a set together of the lower denominations. I'd also like to get a set of the older Queen Elizabeth...
I took it to mean the raised area on the inside that affects the lettering.
:thumb:There you go! Thanks jallengomez!
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