That’s on the slab. Also along the shoulder.
Not where I live.
It’s been really abused so damaged.
Anyone have rocks? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
It’s best not to clean them. Cleaning a coin removes the v C pins luster along with the dirt on the coin. Welcome to CT.
A beautiful half graded by PCGS as a MS-64 FBL. Very hard to get those Nell lines in the photo but I think I got them. If you can enlarge they...
Will give it a try. Thanks.
If I look on an angle they are not on the coin. One are shows a reflection but I can’t capture it on my cell phone camera.
I have some for my headlights so I’ll give that a try.
I understand everything you are saying and also what others are trying to tell you. In lieu of that you wrote in the above “I have only posted...
Other than a sight MAD, it looks normal.
Of course the obverse looks to be doubled, the photo is out of focus which gives it that appearance. :)
It looks normal to me. Just circulation wear, tear and damage.
A PCGS graded MS-64 example. The marks are on the slab not on the coin. The coin itself is still blast white. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
There is, my cell. Lol A little limited in what I can do as compared to a pc but it works for the most part. :)
MS-65 PL
It’s a zinc planchet struck by an old tired worn out die. It’s normal.
I don’t see any damage, just lots of circulation wear and tear.
Not just you girl.
They had an office and you could buy from there. Very basic. Only rounds and bars. A lot of places have Sunshine Mining silver with variety.
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