Yes but that post was yesterday. I imagine that the counterfeit war nickels are worth more then the genuine war nickels. And that most of the ones...
I thought I listed all 7 varieties. They didn't make any small date Denver coppers. Is that what this coin is? If it is a small date zinc Denver...
The 1982 Lincoln cent had the highest mintage of any coin at 10.7 billion. With the Denver 1982 minting another 6 billion. Some of the varieties...
Yes it's a 1982 small date. I don't like that green stuff on the reverse. Which is completely missing in the final photo, so IDK if it is there or...
Nice obverse photo.
If the 1976 is super crisp, there could be a little value there over face.
Each bill has 2 serial numbers that are identical. When those numbers don't match, it is a desirable error.
Ones before 1976 with red seals.
Yeah thanks for the click bait.
Most copper 1943's are altered 1948's. Or steel 1943's that have been bronzed. It is highly unlikely. Good luck. Let's see some photos.
Where do those silver atoms go, that wear away from silver coins? In your skin? Air, ground, water? And then, what do the released silver atoms...
The highest graded coins will hold a premium in the future. Not including wheaties, they have minted almost 1/2 trillion cents since 1959-date....
I have 2 of these and they have those lines. I am unaware of an S over D 1979 SBA variety. That doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
It's just a "filled" S. On the 1979 there is the Type 1 filled (blob) S, and the better variety Type 2 with a nice delicate S. [ATTACH]
I think the SBA wide rim is 1979. I did find a 1999-D recently.
There aren't any. The one that exists was produced outside the mint.
Description says 20 philly and 20 denver 2016 Kennedy halves for $32.95. Why would I want 50 cent pieces at 82 cents apiece? Yes they are NIFC's...
No.
Silver polish destroys coins.
Yes the error 50 is awesome. Inverted 3rd print?
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