Here’s another Eisenhower Dollar error that I picked up at the same time. An off center 1972-D. It’s not off by much but it’s enough to take note...
I never thought that I would reach a number like this so thank you to all that have helped me reach this number. In honor of this I’m posting a...
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A common looking 1916-D Mercury. Worn but easily readable. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Black and green ink have been a standard. One of the many features out notes have.
Nice!!
Oh I am as that’s a different concern.
I just had a thought. The only way for those banks to get out of this is to invest in silver, not against it.
I’m glad that I don’t bank at any one the 5 banks that are shorting silver.
The bills were printed, cut and stacked. The ink was still wet in that area. The lines are not fingerprints but Lines from Washington’s coat. They...
I’ll take Roosevelt’s by the roll if they are dated 1964 or lower. Yes, I’d rather have Mercury Dimes but silver is silver. Buy one for a dime...
Yet another reason I don’t buy from eBay.
Nice find @1stSgt22
It is a neat token. I wouldn’t mind having one. :)
Congratulations on getting a nice looking Spiked Chin variety Randy. Somewhere I have one just like it. Lots of varieties on these older coins.
Your coin is definitely damaged. Looks like it was stuck in a clothing dryer. The constant spinning rubs against your coin, a copper plated zinc...
That’s a great looking dime! That’s quite a haul you got today. I especially like the metal trolley. Keep cleaning up those NYC parks. :)
I would certainly hope so!
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