Call it 64, no FBL.
I don't know enough about these to make a judgement as to authenticity. I will say, however, that if it is real, the coin appears to have been...
I personally prefer the 50. I've always thought it looked kinda like a cousin to the St. Gaudens DE.
The weight and fineness of coins was mandated by law. The Red Book does an excellent job of summarizing the specs for each coin. I suggest every...
What's going on in the field in front of his nose? There are a lot of bagmarks on that coin. Strike looks average, luster is decent. The reverse...
Based on the pictures, the best I can do is guess a range - PR-64 - 67. No cameo.
It looks off, but I can't quite put my finger on why based on those pictures.
No, it isn't a cud. It's bigger than a die crack, so I'd call it a die break.
If genuine, that is definitely a large enough clip to show the effect. People interested in learning more about this error can read the article...
This looks like PMD that someone is trying to make look like a clip. It happens. There are at least 2 key indicators that I'm not seeing on your...
I'll just say - both NGC and PCGS allow replies on their BST forums, and I haven't seen any problems there. It allows people to ask questions and...
The 36 is VF, cleaned. The 44 is EF-45.
I am very hesitant to give guidance of this type on an open forum. You never know what someone could use the info for. If you want details of...
This error is not possible when the mint is operating as designed - this error can only be created with help. The reason for that is because the...
Those aren't errors. Those are post mint damage. So yes, there is significant negative value in those.
I guarantee you they are each worth at least 5 cents. Granted, that won't get you very much these days.....
Toning is not damage until it has gone too far - and then it is often considered damage. The toning on that coin is thick and black, unattractive,...
By "machine damage" I'm assuming they are referring to something like counting wheel damage. This is often displayed as very fine hairlines, and...
What looks good about it? I see a well worn, corroded 1 centavo.
I would think that the sort of people who would have the interest and money in this type of coin would not care about that sort of label - or not...
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