Other than being a One Shilling coin dated 1910 I know nothing about it. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Maybe but I don’t recall hearing that word.
I see an ad on TV all the time. They are offering a gold plated coin with a limit of five. They talk about a fifty dollar gold coin that now sells...
That coin will not grade high enough for you to recover your fees. Best to leave it as is. Nice find.
BU is a term for a coin that is a lower grade but is sold at a higher grade, usually a point or two.
I’ve never heard of them.
I hear that. I’m still opening packages they so bought 7 plus years ago. Lots of hours and overtime led me to purchase coins and now when I open...
That is a very common coin, not worth much at all. Welcome to CT.
I just found a 1943-S Walking Liberty Half that I paid $5.00 for. Wish I had bought more than one of them.
That’s terrible m. Sure looks like an ‘81-S with all that crud on it.
Good thing that’s an ‘81-S and not a ‘31-S.
Yes and this is a MS-66 coin. :)
A nice binary note.
It’s just a well worn, circulated cent. Not a Doubled Die by any means.
That date and mint mark are well known for weak strikes.
Spot price plus the dealers markup so around $37 or less. You need to find a dealer with a lower mark up.
This is the result of using an anti-tarnishing agent. Obviously it didn’t work. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I don’t have an Indian Head Cent that’s counter stamped but I do have several Large Cents that do. I really like these: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I have...
Dennis wanted a gum ball. :)
That’s great! Even better than US silver coinage. Thanks.
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