Of course they're worn. Only 1% or less were saved. They were needed for circulation due to the war.
Another worn coin but given its age, 232 years, it's not in bad shape. This was listed as rare, rarity 5. The second photo shows a tiny rim clip...
I'll take your word but it looks slightly raised to me in the photo.
Thanks. The rim has no signs of grinding or sanding. It's as plain as can be.
You're welcome. That's the basics but there is a lot more online.
I've heard of the Bunker Hill Mine but I've never been there. I did make it to the Sunshine Mine in the 1980's.
It's only worth a quarter or twenty five cents. I can buy full rolls that have been saved since they were minted for $15.00.
They all look like normal coins to me. The highest might be a MS-64 but that's not high enough to have it graded. None of them have full steps...
Since you used a microfiber cloth any value you coin has is lost. It was probably just toning which may have added to the value a little. You just...
You might get a slight premium for them. If I found in circulation I'd keep it but I sure wouldn't pay any extra for it.
Not with that reverse rim ding at 6:00 pm.
Proof is a type of manufacture, not a grade. Even proof dies wear over time.
Let them be as they are. Not worth grading in my book.
A great story. Some people want them and other people don't. Who knows what the seller paid for them? I'm sure he's making a profit.
Looks like a 1948-S. A weak strike, maybe a little grease and wear. Only worth face value. Welcome to CT.
The 2 in the date got shaved a bit.
Yonly worth about $25.00 tops and you'd get less than that if a dealer would be interested in buying it.
As for the quarter. Ditch the friend. It's only worth a little over $6.00 at today's pricing. The doubling you see on the mintmark is MD,...
Notice how straight the line is? That's the first sign it's not a crack. See how it's not raised? That's another sign. Lastly, notice along the...
Best I could do. It's a difficult coin to do and all I have in my cell.
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