It was a euphamism I am happy for you. Glad you are doing well. The point is that there are tons of coins out there that are beautiful, just not a...
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The government packaging can be opened and is not airtite.
Your photos aren't clear enough, have you checked to see if there is a partial date in the clash?
Lay off the sauce Willy. This is the same excuse that I have heard from you a couple of times. Just think about it, you get a handful of coins...
It doesn't seem that you are learning anything. All your questions revolve around damaged coins. My suggestion is to look at only newly minted...
This is a blue pack Ike. Both the proof and Business strikes had the S MM. The Proofs were struck in San Fran and sold in the Brown box, and the...
This isn't a die adjustment strike. Just an underweight planchet.
The look you see on the reverse can be found on plenty of 60's and 70's coins. It boils down to the amount of metal needed to fill out Lincolns...
It's definitely out of tolerance. But that isn't a strike thru. It is a weak strike.
As a variety they will always have a little bit of value. It really depends on the condition for value. 5 to 15 bucks in AU.
You will have to do better photos than that to convince us. Susan's are often found with deteriorated surfaces. There are so many of these out...
I found a wheat cent in an alley one day. (detecting) It was so paper thin you could have almost cut yourself. I think it weighed 1.3g
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