its just a very ugly duckling worth 50 cents i.d.k why he likes the coin
It would cost around $20-$30 to submit it to anacs
there's only one way to find out the op could submit it to anacs unless there are some local dealers near by the op if it is real it could easily...
Only have one found it searching 5 rolls of s.b.a.d that was good enough for me havent been intreasted/searching for another ever since.
I am in the United States not great britan yes it has edge dings i use u.s grading/pricing standards for u.s/world coins there grading/pricing is...
i see a die crack running from the ear to the w in we
If you are talking about my op coin its not vf it has luster so it's at least au looks much better in hand.
I think it's worthless doubling but not sure mint mark looks like an rmp unless it is a true doubled die.
in person I can see some small scratches on the coin to also back up my explanation of being dipped/rim toining spots not marks.
The plastic might be involved but there is a couple smaller nicks along the rim but thats it you might be mistaking marks for black spots along...
Well I answered your question but I think its just environmental toining not damage.
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It looks fake but not sure can you weigh it on a scale did you buy it if so this is a mid $400-$600 coin with a mintage of 228,000 scarce hard to...
its real nice one
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far date if it were a near date all the numbers would be touching/almost touching the rim/rim is just a little thick nothing special.
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