I'll trade you a nice white one for it if that's what you want. other then that... don't mess with it.
Good enough for me... it's prob just the pics.
my first two thoughts are either a wild strike through, or some glue on the coin.
The date looks really wrong to me. It doesn't look good at all. I would guess altered date from an 1905 and then messed up to make it look more...
yeah it's definitely circulated from those pictures, maybe even lightly cleaned.
Is it just me or does these pictures make this coin look like it's plated??? Might cause it to look different.
Hey Gang!! As promised I had a secondary drawing for a $50 credit towards any of my inventory. The winner was Green18!! I really want to...
They have 225 votes for the past 3 years total. This was our first year.
The hid the running order with like a week to go in the voting. At that point we were in second place. Apparently the other place was slacking...
I still have one more prize to give away today! I'll announce it later today!! :hail::hail::hail:
they are probably reselling the spotted ones that got returned. :secret:
Hey, by the way you guys rock!!
You could always trade the dealer for gold bullion.
you know, it might have been.... I don't remember
I have to agree with the butt out camp... If the coin shows up it would be a completely different story. We get hundreds of phone calls a week...
I disagree with that completely coleguy. You have to pay a fair price for key date coins and 50-60% percent is not fair. Any respectable dealer...
It looks to me that the coin has been cleaned at some point already. At least from those pictures.
I agree with scottishmoney on 1796. Hands down IMHO.
I'd like to see the reverse as well, but it sure looks like it was struck through something, most likely a late stage die cap.
why of course :)
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