@ILikeToLookAtCoins As furryfrog02 said, unless you have one in a VERY high grade. Most of the minors are only worth around $10.00 in a decent grade.
I took that out but I need a refresher course. I thought when elements from both sides were transferred to the opposite sides on the same coin it...
Agreed with Idhair.
Check yours to see for a match at www.doubleddie.com. Cherrypicker's Guide lists around 7 I think. But I also suggest you read the article on...
You think maybe they are doing something right for a change? LOL.
Other than looking for doubled dies or re-punched mint marks. But save whatever pleases you.
This is the $64,000.00 question. I have no clue. But I might guess it was whomever made the first metal based coin. Everything else followed in...
After the other two LHC's I saw posted I figured I share my find from last night and from an original bank wrapped roll. The dime I got in change...
BTW, nice original rolls of these are not so easy to find. Handle these coins with gloves. And if doing anymore photos, lay on a soft cloth and...
@dubish1946 Using the current issue of Numismatic News, the base price for a roll of 1946D uncirculated is $75.00 and 1947D is $72.00. This is...
But, but, don't forget about these. Found this one last night.[ATTACH]
Yes, it would not be a good way to spend your money. Although not many of us come across these on any regular basis, it is considered a minor...
@dwhiz would like this one you posted. No photos but one of my very favorites in the Canada large cent, especially pretty coin in high grades.
It's as paddy says but do not clean the coin. Leave it as is. The value is whatever the market would bear so you just never know.
Seconded!
You are welcome. But keep your patience and your excitement in separate boxes in that order. You will be amazed at how much there is to discover...
Then you may have just the right customer. James Porter over on Facebook and the Coin Seekers page has assembled a complete set of the 2009P LP2....
Hardly a miniscule strike through. This is, indeed, a great find. I have not seen this yet, but with over 100 listed on Wexler's site for just the...
Kasia gives good advice above. I will only mention one year, 1972, doubled die cents. John Wexler has a good readable short piece on this year at...
My best guess would be a worn die. The letters tend to get mushy. You also have a die chip at the mint mark. (filled)
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