Ok, you got my drum roll. Now what?
Let me try again. Proof coins are graded on the same scale as business strikes and other coin issues. A proof coin is a method of minting the...
Thanks but I'll pass. :)
They are proofs but it's best not to call them gems. Proof is a type of manufacture not a condition of the coin.
As a coin wears the weight will be lighter. The more wear, the lighter the coin.
I don't know but I'd sure like to see that design on our coins instead of what we have.
All coins have a tolerance level. Your quarters are well within tolerance. Sounds like you got a good deal. Can you post pictures of the coins? We...
I completely understand why. Last year on my way home from a rock, gem, mineral and fossils show and sale I stopped by a coin shop. Not exactly...
Looks like one but need better photos.
Toned due to the environment.
Zinc rot Environmental damage Plating issues All combined make it a Zinc Cent.
Sorry for your loss and welcome to CT. I can see coins but it blurs when I enlarge so try what Chris suggested. We would love to help but we have...
No, you just make the fake coin the correct amount.
NAV or No Added Value Doubling caused by worn dies and being struck on a zinc planchet, then coated with a very thin coat of copper.
I agree that this coin looks whizzed. That's why you got it at a strangely good price. It's now considered damaged. Welcome to CT.
Good for you!
A lot of things get lost in purses. Since you consider it your lucky piece be sure to always have it with you. :)
I think you found Beaker!
For the fake of it.
Most coin dealers in my area sell Wheat Ear Cents in bulk for $.04 a coin.
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