Yes.
Yup, I'm sure the tellers will protect you.
That buck is ugly! The caribou, however . . .
There is definitely something wrong with you. :rolleyes:
It's been 6 months. The wife figured out how much I was spending. It's either coins or the other thing and I'm certainly not giving up the other...
And when he lists it again?
The leather buffer is to protect the coin from hammer dings.
I had no problem enlarging the thumbnails.
They are definitely out of round. Possibly hammered between two pieces of leather?
Fatter than normal could be due to the age of the die. Your first pics showed evidence of doubling, the newer pics don't. Sorry.
Most, if not all, police stations will provide a safe place for a meeting. Be sure to call first to set it up. Tell the potential buyer to email...
With these pictures, I'm not seeing it.
I liked this post because my name was in it. :rolleyes: Not really, though. Even without my name, it's a great post.
Take a close-up of the WHOLE coin, with the coin parallel to the lens. Use a tissue to diffuse the light to eliminate the glare.
Welcome to CT. Take some time and make some effort to learn about the minting process and you will find that this is definitely not a minting error.
Great find! Could be the discovery piece? I'd get it attributed, and if it is a DD, (PCGS) slabbed!
BTW, they are environmentally damaged, not errors from the mint.
Plus Equals wait for it . . . . . . wait for it . . . . . wait for it . . . . . TROLL!
Blistered plating. Not an error, but a spender. Better spend it fast, before all of the zinc rots away.
This thread is about coins?! How disappointing.
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