Can you give me a little more information, state, city? It will make it a heck of a lot easier for me to find the die so I know what you're...
Even if you could link the coin to the slab, no one's going to pay slab value for it, no grade guarantee. The new owner will have to pay to have...
So did you live in New Orleans, Charlotte, or Dahlonega? Those were the only cities in the Confederacy that had mints.
Okay with the better pictures, what I thought was a die crack is not there, so I'll stick with S-251. (The 151 in my first post was a typo.)
I would believe a fire.
Actually it's a Pentagon.
Die pair 2H, B-3 without a doubt. 1834 has four reverses, easily told apart by the position of the stem over the C in 25 C. On die after stem is...
If it's actually a British sovereign you're looking for the, those should be too hard to come by. A circulated one can be had in the $450 to $500...
The census only uses EAC grades. The market the jawline is good, I'm not sure if the mark in the field is truly a mark or possibly just a stray...
I'd call it a 20 coin. I'd have to agree with Books, WE is just too weak for a higher grade.
I agree, I don't see any sign of the crack either.
I've paid less than face value for coins in the shop, of course that was for 1971 in 1972 mint sets. We bought mint sets of 10% back of bid, and...
Most postal scales only weigh to within a 10th of an ounce and that's roughly 3 g. Much too crude for coin authentication.
BIN's down to $50 now.
The fact the images are dark gives me some problems, but I think the grading services would probably straight grade it at at least an AU 55. I...
Return it.
But start your own thread please
You have a cent made in 1968. By 1968 the master die had spread tremendously, making the In God We Trust much closer to the rim than it should've...
The weight to at least one decimal point is going to be the real key here. I'm afraid I cannot tell a copper coin from a copper plated coin from a...
Just a few hundred million more to shoot down, assuming we don't start seeing the same coins multiple times.
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