It’s well circulated but that is a lamination error. They are very common, especially on war nickels. Not a lot of premium especially with the...
It could be but it’s not. It’s called MD or mechanical doubling and that’s very common. Welcome to CT.
The spitting horse I posted above, I found last year in change. I’m not a variety collector but I will keep them.
Then it’s the large date. :smuggrin:
1942-P, 1943-D, 1944-S, and the three varieties.
Thanks, at least you’re up and about and thinking clearly. Living where you live at those higher altitudes can get to you that way. Glad you’re...
Very worn die.
And lots of it!
Almost but that’s difficult to do with these War Nickels. I have a few with FS so it’s not impossible. :)
Hey @Mountain Man Forgive me all but how did your surgery go yesterday?
I don’t collect them that small but I do collect 1 Oz. copper rounds and rolled or elongated coins. I use 2x2 cardboard flips and put 20 in a...
The majority of collectors of these types consider a serial number to be low if there are 5 leading zeros. The lower, the better. Your bill is a...
Looks like a scratch to me. They aren’t long enough. It’s close but both marks come out of a different area and lead in different directions from...
Darn spell check
I’m not a variety collector but that is one of the few I don’t have. Beautiful coin and I’m sure I’ll find one one day.
My thoughts exactly.
Another war Nickel graded by PCGS as a MS-66, this one is a 1943-S. Counting the listed errors in the Red Book there are 14 coins to have all the...
Lol If that’s what’s happening all you can do is backspace until your reply is gone.
Lol Pam, look above Treashunt, you quoted Conder twice but didn’t say anything. Hence his question. :)
I’d by them all day in that condition and worse at $3.95. You did great! :smuggrin::smuggrin:
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