My kids and I were lucky enough to (again) be the recipients of the amazing generosity of the members of this forum. This little beauty came in...
I now have more American Memorial West Point quarters than I need for myself and kids and am looking to sell off the rest. I am asking $20 a...
Box of quarters from the same bank gave up: 1989 Canadian 25c and.....14 (FOURTEEN!) American Memorial "W" Quarters. That brings my total W's to...
Did a quick run today: 2 boxes of heavily marked halves gave up: 46P Walker, 65P 40%er, 85S Proof, and a gold plated [ATTACH]
I love it! I love how it is able to be so precisely dated too.
Come on...We both know the answer to that...
That's not a lot TBH. I have searched close to $20,000 worth. I have made some good finds...But really, they are not that common.
Looks to be some slight MD to me.
That is pretty exciting @Sallent! I just read through this thread. Shame I missed it as it was happening. I was busy wrangling 15 boys at cub...
This would be a good place to start for you perhaps: http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/ric/diocletian/i.html
I am fairly certain Diocletian is the emperor on the obverse. I'm having a hard time making out the reverse though.
You have a small date 60d with a die chip in the 6. Not really an "error" perse. Pretty common.
Why no pictures of the initials? Yours does not look like: http://varietyvista.com/06%20Mercury%20Dime/1926PDDO001.htm
Looks like a modern replica to me.
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Without seeing the entire coin, it looks more like a scratch from something that came in contact to the coin AFTER being minted.
https://catalog.usmint.gov/pride-of-two-nations-2019-limited-edition-two-coin-set-19XB.html?cgid=2019-product-schedule
Looks to be a match for this: Constans AE3, 346-348 AD. Obv: DN CONSTA-NS PF AVG, head right wearing pearl diadem with pearl rosettes Rev:...
Could do without the ASE. But I like the reverse of the Maple Leaf. However, at the price they are asking, this is an easy pass for me.
5.07 not 5.7. Within mint tolerance.
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