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One of my CSA Notes from the Civil War. The serial number is 55555. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Wicked Wednesday? Here’s my WWII silver nickel that split in two after it was minted. I have both halves and it’s a clean split. Now that’s...
395-360 BC I can’t do the letters on my phone that are on the coin. Hopefully you can see them. Obv.: Young male head right. Rev.: Griffin...
No problem and the 1921 is a low mintage coin. The mint had minting problems due to the high design. That’s why the design was lowered. It’s...
I have the state quarter but we all know about that one. I also have a CSA Note that was issued in Texas but alias, no photos.
I have none but I do have coins in a wooden cigar box. :smuggrin:
The first year of issue was 1921 but they were all high relief. In 1922 it was changed to low relief as they had problems in minting. Both and and...
I buy from online auctions almost monthly but I haven’t bought coins from a live auction in years.
Looks like it could be the wreath but I’d rule out a clash as there is no detail and a clash will be easily defined.
A definite CC Morgan unit those rim dings stop it from getting a straight grade. If you go for a Peace Dollar collection it will be a little on...
Definitely close and you’re correct, no cigar.
You can see displaced metal around the groove and that’s means damaged after it left the mint.
Looks like the strike was weak so it possible had a little grease on the die in that area.
Whatever price you bid add in all additional costs and that is what your final price for that coin will be.
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Not seeing a difference between the two.
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