Those two marks are damage.
Grease on the die which blocked the last two numbers in the date.
That is an expensive lesson, and add in the grading fees. In the end it’s a details (no grade) AU coin. It’s a good lesson if you learn it. Still,...
1949-S, 1951-S, 1953-S, 1957, 1958. I just never been able to find the right one.
Nice looking with the LI struck through grease. Not worth much but I’d keep it.
Heat is one of the worse things you can do to them. Airing them takes time, lots of time so be patient.
It was minted with a worn die and it’s had 41 years of circulation usage.
That coin is one I wouldn’t touch if the price was only a dollar.
Nice looking Peace Dollar. Shame it got an AU details grade. All 1921 Peace Dollars are high relief.
Looks clad to me. Kennedy was never on a quarter.
Yes there were and yes, they have FBL designations. I just figured they were hit of the press and did better before they quickly became weak...
Thank you. I always buy the best looking ones that I can find.
Yes they do.
I really like the Franklins. I have 3 sets, all in circulation condition. One of them is XF and AU. I only need two more common date coins to have...
Here’s a nice looking Franklin Half Dollar that I’ve had for a number of years. I only need about 6 more to. have a set graded by PCGS as MS-64 or...
From what I can see the date took a two small hits but the coin itself was struck from worn dies.
All damaged after it left the mint.
It’s a zinc cent so false doubling.
That coin was clashed alright. I don’t know with what as it’s damaged but it clashed with something.
If you go, good luck detecting and find out and obey the laws. North Carolina had a few strange ones.
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