I see the blueish green that copper turns when it corrodes.
Just putting it out there, not endorsing it.
That green gunk? Please trust me, it's verdigris, not zinc. But if you are still so sure that I'm wrong, and you actually do have an important...
After the seller handled it that way, I'd stay away. Fingerprints damage a coin and its numismatic value.
Never hold a coin in that way. If you have to hold the coin, hold it by its edge. You'll need to post better pictures to get an opinion on your coin.
It's so out there, you didn't even have to outline it. $2450.00 right now.
I keep the two passwords I have to remember written down and stored safely away. My wife knows where they are if the need (my death) should arise.
I do. I constantly back everything up to an external hard drive that is very well hidden. And if my computer is ever stolen, I don't think anyone...
IMO, all was on one punch and it was hit twice.
I do it for all of my accounts that have access to cash or personal identification. I use passwords with the maximum number of characters each...
Thanks for the heads up. I change all of my passwords once a month. You can't be too careful.
You mentioned using a microscope to photograph your coins. IMO, if you need more than 10X magnification to see it, it's meaningless.
http://www.pmgnotes.com/news/viewarticle.aspx?IDArticle=3989&PMG-Grading-BEP-2014-$2-Triple-Deuce-Set
It's copper, with lots of verdigris, and well within weight tolerance. Spender.
Perhaps you'd be better off on the eBay forums then?
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If some people are willing to pay those prices, it's not a rip-off. The coins on approval program is a rip-off.
Put it on eBay, then you'll know exactly what it is and what it's worth
Yes, plating bubbles are raised. they are like blisters.
It's worth one cent. It is not an error, it's damaged.
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