if the copper layer was missing, wouldn't it weigh less?
its a SGS coin, they're a basement slabber, every coin they put out is a 70
Great report charmy, love hearing and seeing of them.
PR? Puerto Rico
That is correct, they are circulation strikes minted at SF, and I will be buying some.
That was my first thought as well.
Welcome! but Im sorry I don't see what your talking about, could you describe it please
Honestly, they all look to be worth about face value, the 71 cent is copper, so thats worth 2 cents.
Great looking coins!
Go through your redbook and look at realized auctions, you'll see how things change
He's being sarcastic, its a nickel that was scratched after it left the mint, its worth 5 cents.
Do you know what blackmail (Extortion) is? What do you see it as? :rolleyes:
I remember reading here or maybe another forum, its nothing to do with coins/currency, its a military piece i think? Some kind of scope I think?
Grading is really an opinion, you could send those coins back, and they could both receive different grades.
Ok then, I'd give these a read though. http://www.lincolncentresource.com/FAQ/machinedoubling.html http://www.errorvariety.com/OFD/MD.html
I agree, its flat, shelf like doubling, not a DDO
Not sure if you've looked here yet or not, but its a great guide on grading http://www.pcgs.com/Photograde/
You're going to blackmail the seller with negative feedback if he dosen't cancel the bid?? Are you serious? Why should the seller get a negative,...
You can buy silver rosies and washingtons for melt, in unc condition, so I would have to say no, that the numismatic value wouldn't go up.
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