Actually it's "loss leader". Sorry, I just had to. I worked in retail when I was very young. That's the stuff on the end caps a lot of times.;):D
Current guide on all three varieties is $55.00-$60.00 in XF 40, so yes, maybe a bit high at $80.00. The listing does not say which variety this is...
Why are Morgan dollars called 7 over 8 tail feathers? The 7 over 8 Tail Feathers Morgan dollars or 7/8 TF as they are called came into existence...
One of Ed's coins maybe? "Specialist in finding urine dipped coins for 35 years". @paddyman98 ;):rolleyes::D
@William Bailey I cannot tell from your photos what variety this might be. But I do know that WDDR-009 has a die chip on the top of the book. This...
Whatever stained this picked up the design and it travelled creating what you see, before it dried out.
A crack could be expected eventually with a die that has as much polishing as I see. Over worn die going on here.
I'm not sure but great pics. I am sure we could do better on edge lettering though. There was better work done on edges on classic U.S. coinage.
I'm wondering how many will be posting here about rare Kennedy halves they are finding in circulation with this date after 20 years of not being seen.
It's a no go Joe. But keep up the good hunt.
@Peter M Black Nice score Peter and in the nicest way I am envious. Any one of us would have loved to have had this happen to us.
@Barbi Petersen A second heads up for a nice lamination. Nice find.
And we appreciate folks who actually take our advice and don't start long winded arguments. Thank YOU.
It's a wonderful thing to know and have that kind of history in a family. Treasure it.
I'm not dissing on the OP, but all it takes is one of us to place an arbitrary value on a coin like this and it validates the question of value....
The crossed flag coins-are they from around 1920 or so. I seem to recall having one of these.
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