Aw, what a shame
It looks damaged to me, but if you place another nickel in the spot and it fits perfectly, I could be convinced otherwise.
Indian female bust facing left, wearing headdress with 'LIBERTY', surrounded by date (1907) and the inscription 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA' wire...
Tell us what to see? I can't see anything out of the ordinary here
Sure is a die crack, but idk about the eye. maybe I just have trouble seeing them.
Cool, those Denver tokens come used to come in the mint sets. Sometimes they get caught up in change and confused for a cent. I found one at work...
Both gentlemen above got it, worth ¢25
I mean, I don't care considering she really can't last that much longer. The institution of the Royal Family will come down eventually, and the...
Very nice way to show that
Interesting to me is the difference on the side with the mantises. The empusa part is the same in pronunciation but the fasciata part reads like...
:yack:o_O Agreed that it doesn't look silver. Yes, you're correct :)
I worked at another company under Albertsons, which Safeway is. Shaws here in Maine, NH, and maybe Connecticut. I had people come for coins and...
Wicked awesome! :cigar:
Isn't that a great feeling? It was nice for me to find this site. Before I knew close to zero people, it was dissapointing
Our town used to have those big street vacuums built into the trucks. With the long hose they throw through your window. Seems absurd now but it...
Well, I'm looking at the obverse of the centered strike. Why do we have no design elements? INstead we see Liberty stretched out.
Don’t ask me. I don’t look for them often enough
Appears to be a large date, but not so sure because the pictures are not fantastic[IMG]
Yes, Tracey, I've read that same page 500 times and just stopped myself halfway through doing it again. It is, like, canonical
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