Anyone want to guess what grade Meow's peace dollar is?
What happened to this? Looks like someone got a wire cutter and took a bite with it.
Meow only has one, but it is a very interesting piece. It has seven die cracks in it. five obverse, and two on the reverse. [ATTACH]
Tis very common among zinc cents.
It is a bit too much for Meow. This Cat's wallet is only so large. Meow would rather see another coin and currency set. Meow liked those a lot.
By the way, it is third Cat.
To scale, one would need a large tarp. Meow thinks Jefferson should just snot rocket it.
Meow did that. It was made many months ago, and Meow did not know it was supposed to be that way. But also, there is no space for another letter...
Wow, congrats. Meow will look it up to see what is said about it.
Meow could just scratch the chalkboard with thine claws if that will help.
Meow bought a few MS67 business strike State quarters and ATBs a few months ago. MS66s where real cheap, not even the cost of the slab. MS68s...
Wow, that's a lot for recent modern coin. So it had a really high slabbed grade to warrant such a price? Was it something like a MS69? High grade...
NO! Tis a treasure to Meow! Will not part with such a thing for measly $25.
Here you go, Jefferson Booger Variety quarter![ATTACH] .
Meow mentioned this quarter to paddyman98 in another thread. It is one of the coolest things Meow ever has found. It is a 2013 South Dakota...
Meow recalls hearing or reading about that. It mentioned a State quarter curse. Are there any other state quarter depictions that have been...
Oh, Meow has found a Mt. Rushmore quarter with a die chip right in Jefferson's nostril. Meow put it away with a label "Jefferson Booger variety"...
Hello all. Meow CRH every day, concentrating mainly in quarters. So Meow has seen many examples of state, and ATB quarters. So when one looks...
Awww. It is? darn, it was soooooo neat.
Wow, if genuine that is an incredible find. Is there a chance it has been faked by bonding two halves of the coins?
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