Is this what they call a capped die error?
He told me his impression was that a lot was wrong. For starters, the MM does not match any known die. Second, the details were not sharp enough....
I generally trust his opinion, but this time I still had questions. I will never sell a coin that I question, thus the reason for more opinions...
Very nice! I hate to think about how much inflation has risen during my life, especially in the last few years. :depressed: I think silver dollars...
This penny/cent (lol) came from the same collection as the fake 1914 D. That makes me very suspicious. I brought it to my friends at the coin shop...
I bought it as part of a collection. I won't be losing money, but it would have been a bonus to have the real deal!
I took this to a trusted coin shop and the owner says he believes it is counterfeit. He is a PCGS and NGC dealer and I trust his opinion. It is...
I was thinking more position #2. There is no VDB.
Ok..... Is this CENT real? I get the sense that out of cents, certain cents tend to be sent in body bags due to being a counterfeit cent.
I came across this penny recently through fortunate or unfortunate circumstances, and wonder if it is real. I have no experience when it comes to...
I got a few half dollars rolls to go through and came across this one. At first I thought it was PMD, but after taking a second look I realized it...
I marvel how anyone has the time to look through pennies this closely. It would take me two years to get through a box if I went over each penny...
Here is a sold listing I found:...
I hate AI descriptions. They tell you NOTHING. I will admit that the Roosevelt half with an iconic Kennedy design sounds intriguing. Does that...
There is no reason. The seller is just trying to get rich quick. I normally pass over this nonsense as they are a dime a dozen on eBay. The title...
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It looks like my dime is in the stage after yours, seeing the cud on Roosevelt's head is absent on yours.
Here is a dime I found CRH yesterday evening. Another one was found and listed here some years ago:...
You are right, good sir. I would pick the 1836 capped bust dime because I like older American coinage. I was in a rush, heading to work, and...
Entry post! I will choose something if my number gets drawn. Thank you, sir.
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