My dad has a few totally blank planchets for Kennedy halves.(not silver) Any idea on value of these?
Thanks guys for the information, very helpful. I do have to get me an RPM book.
Hello. I have a 1936 s/s buffalo nickel graded AU-50 by ANACS. It also has FS-020, RPM-1. And then I have a 1955 d/d lincoln cent graded MS-65...
I wonder how many more are wrong.
Why do you say that? I thought that would be a fun, lucrative career. If you wish to reply to this post please do so in the General Discussion...
Thanks everybody for the advice. I guess I should have taken a picture of it for you all to see.
If that's a regular customer, I'd ask them if they had any more and if they'd like to sell them.
10005000 Does this have a special name or is it a spender?
I would too. It's not worth anything now anyways, it's just another nickel.
How'd you get it back so fast from ANACS?
I don't even think the Mint insures their packages.
Heh, thats what I get for being sleepy and on the computer. Your right, they are pointing the same way, my bad. Pay attention next time Nick!!...
I would say a vice, or someone layed them on the floor and used a hammer, cracked them together, probably damaged the quarter if it was on top.
Is "first day of mintage" the same as "first strikes?" Don't they mean the same thing? Confusing.... How many do they consider "first struck?" And...
I think I'll be getting a call from PCGS once mine arrives there........
The First Day Coin Covers for the state quarters for one........
Relax man, he was just making sure. If Washington was facing the other way on that coin, then they might have something. The way it is though...
How can a TPG accurately tell when a coin has been struck anyways? I know they sell first strike coins at the U.S. Mint, but other then that there...
The box I received today seemed to rattle a lot too. I should have opened it up!!!!!!!
I see it. Ugly, but I see it, LOL!
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