There are nice but all of them show signs of circulation.
Next CT convention?
Was I close? :)
Do it yourself. ?
Looks normal to me.
It's a bookend note. As a person that collects paper it's a spender.
Definitely PMD. Definitely a vise job.
I totally agree with Randy!
Interesting
Nice but it's from Philadelphia so only worth face value.
You're getting better as you are right. Both coins suffer from PMD. When you see a coin that makes you wonder ask yourself how could that have...
A damaged coin looses its value while an error coin increases in value. How much depends on too many other things to list. Your cent is worth one...
I would spend them.
Yes it's real and it's a commemorative coin. Nice find. Leave as is.
I'm not seeing any doubling but the photos do get blurry when I enlarge them.
Turn the radio off.
Then spend them at the bank. Lol
Common for the year to look like that. Also normal for an O mintmark. If you think it's an XF coin, then you need to do some research.
The doubling is from a tired worn die and it has been damaged on the reverse.
If it's made like a sugar cookie then you bake st 350 degrees for 12 minutes or until the edges turn brown. If it's a real coin, never.
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