I’ve never bought or sold from them. I went to their shop once but they were closed. I’ve heard they are honest but I really have no idea.
Thanks for making me happy. I’m smiling tonight as I’m so glad that I do not buy from the mint and this is the reason why.
It’s a normal nickel. It’s just tones and it’s been in circulation for 19 years.
Yes it’s a 1976 S but it is not a proof. Just because a coin has an S Mint mark does not make it a proof coin. I believe over seven or 8 million...
The twenties are probably the tough of the Buffalos to find. Best wishes.
Neither are proof coins. I’m thinking they are well struck from newer dies.
From those photos I’m thinking it looks like the field behind the top of the mint mark is lower which can be normal. In the lower left of the D...
This thread is 13 years old. You need to start a new thread and post full sized photos of both sides. To me, this looks look me a zinc cent that...
Probably an F-12 but it has been cleaned in the past. Still respectable but I think it would receive a details grade from a TPG.
Hopefully a last minute bid will take it. You could tray and contact eBay to have your bid removed. Of course you can always just not pay for it.
Nice and it looks to be in decent condition. I keep every star note that I find. I can’t help myself. :)
To me it looks like the rim in that area was struck by something that moved the metal. The more it’s pushed to the reverse the more lumpy the...
That coin is a work of art by someone with too much time on their hands.
It’s definitely damaged. The other one is nice but only nice enough to keep raw and protect it.
Very light brown
Very faint but around the N in ONE on the back side.
Only to a collector that wants to fort through the coins for a super high grade one lost inside.
It looks like a small stain on the back of the bill.
It’s very nice!
You need to start your own thread and post full size photos of both sides in ordervv V to receive answers. This thread is over 2 years old....
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