Most certainly struck by overused dies but it is a nice greaser. Nice find but not a big error as it’s common. It’s nice in that it covers the...
Normal for those years. Nice but nothing really special.
Very nice finds. Wish I could find something like this in circulation around here.
AG-3 at best do around $650.00 tops.
I have one of those in my collection. They were designed as bus tokens but they were hardly used as tourists kept them for inexpensive souvenirs.
I can easily pass on that offer.
Not at all. It’s had a bath in acid.
I’ve seen strange things on these zinc cents. Thus is one of them. I need to have the coin in hand to make this call.
That is not what a straight clip incomplete planchet coin looks like. That was done after it left the mint by someone who had too much time on...
It’s not a US Mint issue. I would just live without it, maybe but a nice pre 1933 gold coin or some Silver Dollars. :)
I I think that is extra metal from the same hit that the 5 took. Looks like it was hit on the right and was pushed to the left forming that knob.
I’ve never bought from them but please take the 20% fee and add it to your bid so you don’t overpay. Best wishes.
Definitely a 1903 with no mint mark. $2.00 is the normal rate.
Afraid not
If that coin had a die crack Id never know it.
It’s missing an explanation of what you think is missing.
What goes up must come down.
It looks like a well circulated silver coin. I believe it has a D mint mark. I’m not awake enough yet to say more.
I built a $2.50 gold Indian collection well before the current price explosion. I found that the $2.50 Gold Indian was the only gold coin series...
I hear but I don’t obey. :)
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