Unbelievable!!! You mean they are able to print cards that tell you that they can't print cards (COA)?? And 6-8 weeks, to get something...
The condition isn't even close to being something that's valuable, but still a nice find. BTW: Nice pics
Nice one Kurt. I figured that if you posted enough jokes to CT, statistically, one has to be funny sooner or later. :dead:
Here is a simple explanation that I have picked up over the years from talking, reading, studying, and observing numismatics. I’m surprised it is...
You piqued my interest so I looked it up in Krause. They note that the 1904 is known as the "Panama Pill or Panama Pearl" and is one smallest...
@Gator . First I don't see anything unusual, with the reverse, There might be a scratch in the area but no error. Second. Keep working at...
With the exception of the Large P used on 1942-1945 war nickels, there were no P mintmarks used until the SBA dollar in 1979, 7 years after your...
It's very difficult to see anything, the ebay pic isn't sharp enough. I don't think it's a F/D though. It could just be damage or possibly a...
I agree with the filled die error. There is too much detail for selective handling and wear to have worn the mm area and L on the obverse.
@daveydempsey , I can't tell for certain, but the last medal that you posted may have PVC residue. If it's PVC, then it would be a shame for the...
Agree that it could be a chip, but I'm still leaning towards blister. The area is raised well above the 8 which means any chip would have to have...
Looks like a plating blisters. These are very common on early Lincoln zinc cents. It could also be caused by the plating being breeched and the...
So all the OP needs to do is get an accurate weight and post a good pic of the both sides and the rim. That should be enough to provide a good...
I was originally thinking that it could be a crease in the zinc blank prior to plating, but then how do you explain the full strike of the B, E...
If I can see some pics, I may be able to post some confirming facts. What is the weight of your coin? What is the diameter? Is it made from a...
If you have to ask, then you don't have one;). Compare your pic against the valuable one [IMG] Pic from PCGS Coinfacts
If someone learns something from the discussion, then it's not a waste of time.
You can frequently find these in pick boxes at coin shows. Years ago I started collected German 1pf-1M 1873-1945 (Imperial, Weimar and third...
This is what the valuable one looks like. If you find one, you'll know immediately. [ATTACH] Pic from PCGS Coinfacts
It's best to start a new post for a diff coin. People who are interested in the 1877 Indian Cent post may have no interest or knowledge of German...
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