Everything is fine my friend. You have a beautiful raw coin and I’m glad you posted it.
I don’t consider that to be hijacked. @Inspector43
When I saw this for sale I couldn’t believe it, especially when I saw the low price. It was one of those moments, you see it, you gotta have it....
Thanks a nice looking coin!
It’s October. I’m waiting.
A total guess at a 25.
I picked this one up a few years ago and forgot that I had it. It’s a series 1974 $1.00. The entire front of the bill is printed in black ink over...
I have a complete set of them in MS-64 except for a 1927-S. Well, the 1928 I have is a 65. Been looking for years and can’t find one I like at the...
Dirt that can be removed.
All 1921 Peace Dollars are high relief but the 1922 was first a high relief. Early in the year the design was changed to the low relief. Just over...
Yesterday I did the key date and today I’m doing the semi-key date. Both are in Fine condition. Nice examples of circulated coins with tough...
Like I said earlier, you’d be surprised what can happen. Small items are bagged and items can get stuck in bags. Not all of the equipment is used...
Peanuts! It will be the only thing worth anything. Lol
Well what are you waiting for? Come on over and we’ll fix you up with these machines. You’ll be broke when you return home but you have a new...
Definitely damaged
Definitely a large date, otherwise known as a spender.
It goes up and it goes down.
You said “I think it's off set too on the border?” It’s called the rim and it’s known as a MAD, mid aligned die, which is very common. Spend it.
It’s destroyed.
Whatever you do to try and remove those black marks be very careful that it will not remove the coins finish.
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