It is a nice one.
I found this coin in my mother in laws barn garage. It’s zinc and you can barely see a few letters but it’s a cent. Complete with holes too....
The luster is wonderful!
I love as good pinball game!
WOW! That’s surprises me.
Just a bottle cap with a cent.
Leave as is is the only answer.
I never saw or heard of it either until I saw these in a small collection, which I bought for a very low price.
That depends on where the bank got the rolls from.
You’re welcome!
I have a lot of errors as they fascinate me. I’m not an expert on them but we have one member that is. He had a great collection of mint errors....
These I had to purchase. Sometimes you can find an incomplete planchet in a roll but I never have.
It was misspelled by the private issuer.
In honor of reaching this many posts over the years I’m posting my 1903-O Morgan Dollar. This is a tough coin to get and it’s on the expensive...
Oh yeah!
You should see the Kennedy Half Dollar I have. :)
It all depends on what you’re looking for when roll hunting. Banks are odd about cents. One bank I use sends all cents back to the feds. The same...
Yes but in the U.S. there are no silver mines. Any silver that is mined is a byproduct. Sad but true.
I’m not sure but remember these tokens were privately issued in 1863 and used just like real money until the federal government out their used in...
You need a SPOOT! :smuggrin:
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