This is a detail coin so you might want to look a bit harder and find one that’s straight graded without details.
Just an error on that one but please, never be afraid to ask us. That is why a number of us are here. :)
Yes they are from Charleston. Old whiskey bottles can bring a little money but nothing like these CSA Notes.
The Confederate Notes or paper money, is full of history. Some have writing on the back if it’s blank. Other notes can be traced to events and...
Looks like a punch out from a metal electrical box as stated.
I’m not sure but I would think plain Elmer’s glue would be fine as long as no glue shows or drips and that it is throughly dried before use.
You are correct as it was never issued.
Artificial Toning. Someone was having fun, at least to them.
It’s graded by PCGS Currency as a Very Fine 35. It does have circulation issues like a small split and folds but it’s a great bill. I’ve had this...
That is a nice set!
It’s been damaged by a chemical or exposure to the environment.
I think he’s had to much alfalfa. :)
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I got ya. I was just referring to the OP’s coins in his photo.
No value above face value for a small greaser like that. It needs to be dramatic to be worth a little more.
I’ll make it simple and just say no. A 1959 cent is not worth the cost of grading. You’ll lose money trying to do so.
So stop making cents and use the zinc to make the nickels.
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