It sure is here in PA.
I think it’s a rim burr.
Star Trek-yes Simpson’s-no :)
Randy, life and collecting are easier if you admit that you are a hoarder. I know I saw I’m a borderline hoarder but that’s a joke. Lol
AD 284-305 AE Antoninianus, 20mm, 2.95gm Heraclea Mint Obv.: IMP C C VAL DIOVLETIANVS P F AVG, radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right Rev.:...
I was too late.
One can only say that you did great!
I only have one of them. Looks like I need to spend a few dollars and just buy them but not from the mint.
I went MS-65, not FS.
I plan to work on completing my sets but that has never stopped me from buying anything I like.
I have 3 complete sets, a low grade, a medium grade and an XF-AU set. I only need 1 more to have a high grade but I can’t find the right coin. My...
BU can and is used by, shall I say Crafty, people. A point system is not used with BU and AU coins can, will be and have been listed and sold as...
To me, MS is primarily used as a point grading system and BU is not.
The smaller notes cost less to make. More per sheet, less ink, etc., etc., etc. :)
It was a cost savings measure.
Your photos get blurry when I try to enlarge but it appears to me that this was damaged after it left the mint so PMD. Welcome to CT.
I have a coin like that somewhere in my collection. It’s damaged by someone that had an excess of time on their hands.
Cracking a holder. :)
You did great! Told you it looked zinc.
I can’t believe how nice these coins are.
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