I I think that is extra metal from the same hit that the 5 took. Looks like it was hit on the right and was pushed to the left forming that knob.
I’ve never bought from them but please take the 20% fee and add it to your bid so you don’t overpay. Best wishes.
Definitely a 1903 with no mint mark. $2.00 is the normal rate.
Afraid not
If that coin had a die crack Id never know it.
It’s missing an explanation of what you think is missing.
What goes up must come down.
It looks like a well circulated silver coin. I believe it has a D mint mark. I’m not awake enough yet to say more.
I built a $2.50 gold Indian collection well before the current price explosion. I found that the $2.50 Gold Indian was the only gold coin series...
I hear but I don’t obey. :)
Yup and at my age that’s why I’m old school. Lol
I just looked at cuds on coins. This is the first thing on their site. Cuds-on-coins is designed to be a comprehensive visual database...
Sorry but I’m more old school. I see a die crack that has a small chip on the lower ribbon. I also see a die crack that has split and formed 2...
Same here.
You’re more than welcome.
A dog eatery is a restaurant for dogs, not eating your or anyone else’s dog. They were popular around the turn of the early 1900’s and you can...
No problems. We’re all here to learn.
Not a lamination issue.
Welcome to CT.
Exact what Mr. Numismatist said. Welcome to CT. Paper money is printed but coins are minted. Both at different facilities.
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