Nice to see someone trying to improve the shield cent
Proofs are interesting when it comes to toning. Im gonna say natural. Could be wrong but there are some way more questionable examples that i have...
Hey fellow noobtubers. I saw this video and it changed my life. Why did I ever buy a book on coins... Just wanted to show my 1964 SMS Kennedy....
Looks polished.
Looks like damage. The hit caused the upper bar of the T to push downward.
Ok, then it got hit twice... point is, that it didnt leave the mint that way.
Looks like it took a hit from the edge of a quarter. Just damage.
I play a bit, only instead of money you play for adult beverages:angelic:
Over on the PCGS forum they were talking about the mint intentionally making errors to boost sales. Obviously just jokes lol.
Dirty Dozen?
Ive seen that one on ebay too.
I literally just got my first 2017 P and now they come out with another oddball cent. Gonna be another 2 years before the hype dies.
I was going to coin shows before I was even in high school. Used money Id save up during the summers. I never sold anything back then but buying...
Yup. Proof cents made at Westpoint. That is all. https://catalog.usmint.gov/proof-set-2019-19RG.html
Old cleaning perhaps? Seems to have re toned decent enough. Ill go VF20.
Looks pretty common to me
Old rattle would have this coin at 64RD. Maybe 65RD as my own grade
Look up "world premier coin slabs." They actually fit with PCGS slabs pretty well when stacked. They will give you that "graded" feel in a way....
Could be a weak strike or most likely a filled die. Maybe a combination of both. Probably not worth much noting the condition.
I haven't submitted many coins in my life, only ones that were over $250 in value. I guess there were a couple I took a gamble on. However, best...
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