The obverse has scratches in the fields and the reverse has small black spots. That's why I said I'd pass on it.
It's worth melt value.
You coin looks like a school science experiment. It's plated and the plating is coming off of the reverse. Welcome to CT.
It's a worn die and it's worth face value.
Normal for a worn coin. Welcome to CT.
No it's not.
It's a WAM but I have no idea of its value. Not in the best of condition either.
Not a FB as indicated by your thumbnail photo. More in the AU range I think.
I think the 1941 is damaged. It looks similar but not near the real thing. As for the 1935, it's worn. It could be a die chip or something similar.
Yes that is a DDR. Here's mine: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Definitely in tolerance.
All large dates
Nope
You buy coins from the US Mint, notvyje West Point Mint. Can you imagine the chaos if you had to purchase your coins from every Mint?...
I would pass due to the scratches.
They do have a nice golden glow to them.
You would be correct as he was not.
I think that is more of a toning issue but better photos are needed.
A buck at most. It floats because the Die was over polished and removed the roof supports. Tens of millions of them probably exist.
You need to buy based on the condition of the coin and the value of it. You can't compare the way it looks when compared to a higher grade coin.
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