I did a quick "sold listings" check on ebay and it seems that $10 notes have sold for around $25 but those were in much nicer condition.
That's what I was thinking too. I can't see any pitting that the acid usually leaves behind though. Maybe if the pictures were closer...?
Interesting. Ya got me stumped on that one! I'll wait for someone else to chime in :)
Here's one that looks pretty similar to yours IMO. [IMG]
The tumbling around and around would eventually push the metal in. Kind of like spooning a silver coin.
Hey at least you are 22 cents closer :)
Looks like it spent some time in a dryer.
Worth about $0.22 towards your retirement.
3 boxes of cents over the weekend: 30 Wheats (oldest was 18 and 18d) 1940 Canadian That's about it...
:)
Hard to tell for sure but it looks like either a die chip or a plating bubble. FYI, a cud comes from the rim like this: [ATTACH]
Without knowing the specifics of the coin I would assume the weight would be different.
Congrats! Still waiting on the 39D and 50D. I've stopped searching nickels for awhile since it's just getting frustrating at this point.
I'm not seeing anything that sticks out.
I keep seeing a D.
Whoops, meant 65-75. I keep the 09's since they are few and far between for me. I've only pulled a roll of each in all of the boxes I've searched.
Errors can happen in any year. Also, I wouldn't bother with the 65-65 stuff you listed.
Or someone broke up a set to send the better stuff to get graded. That happens quite often.
Looks like it was in a fire. Not an error.
Purdy.
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