It may look that way but rest assured it's not.
Best wishes on finding a few good ones and have a great time doing so. That's lots of fun waiting for you. :)
Your coin looks as if it was cleaned and that lowers the value. I would expect the coin you posted to be about $35.00.
There's only one Nickel that's a key and it's the 1950. You can buy one for around $12.00 in great shape.
Me too! In fact, I love fish and seafood in general. Salmon is best though! :)
It looks like it's flat and shelf like. If so, that's means it's MD so spend it. Welcome to CT.
They all look brand new so not sure what's out there for 2020's. Welcome to CT.
Probably paper which was glued to the coin but it's damaged now.
You all are hilarious. I'm laughing my head off. It's a small salmon swimming upstream to spawn but I caught him with a lure called a buzz bomb. Lol
Looks like MD to me so it's a spender.
I can't help but it is neat looking.
It's caused by a worn die. Very common.
Thanks. I'm not into varieties but this one struck me as neat so I bought it.
Sounds like typical coin counting machine damage.
Here's a few of mine that I enjoy: A War Nickel Split Planchet & I have both halves. Notice the grading label. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] A Reverse Cap...
À 1923 Peace Dollar with a die break on Liberty's jaw. Considered BU-60 but it's not graded. The jaw break is considered by some to be rare....
Here's another jewelry piece that I recently picked up. It's an 1853-O $1.00 Gold Coin made into a stick pin by a young woman's lover. VF in...
As I stated above this one was done by Collectors Universe. You can see the hologram label on the reverse. If you look at the lower right obverse...
Afraid not.
One could consider it as an error but there is no premium for greasers as they are do common. A have I've good one and a few other nice ones but...
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