Very nice Randy! She’s a beauty! :)
It’s MD and welcome to CT.
Looks like a small hit to me also.
That’s not a W, it’s the designer’s initials, AW for Adolph Weinman. It’s in poor condition so only worth melt value.
I’d keep them both as they are errors. Not expensive but nice to find and have.
Looks very nice and it fits your finger. Just don’t grow or put on some weight. :)
Not fancy but it is neat and cool. Where’s 00011000 or 00077000? They would be great to find.
XF or low AU but it was, unfortunately, over dipped. I’m not seeing the luster than I should be seeing.
At least you added one silver to today’s finds. I like the 1914 pendant.
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Very nice Sarge! I have a couple of sets but they came out of change. I still need 6 of them, counting the varieties to have a high grade set....
That clash really stands out! What an exceptional bargain you got. Congrats
Not in my area. They go in boxes in the LCS for that price.
A great find for a 103 year old coin. The mintages on these are very high and with the wear, maybe two cents.
Well circulated coin.
Harshly cleaned is the best description you could use on that poor coin.
NGC is tougher on grading, especially Nickels. PCGS cost more than when you sell but PCGS slabs retail for more.
Someone tried and failed as that is clearly damage after it left the mint.
I’d have left a 67+ alone. Why did you try to cross them over to NGC? If you don’t mind my asking.
It’s an incomplete planchet with a curved clip. Congratulations on the find!
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