VF-30, but with a near full horn, XF-40. But, there is an apparent hit on the date, so it may details. Or not
neat item, tho, the price seems high
interesting, but-- I certainly wouldn't try to chew that gum! Or your dentist will be happy
I agree with Mountain man, also. And he was very polite
nah, keep 'em. The person who put in the coins doesn't know that they weren't counted and were rejected, so they won't ask the 'lost & found' for...
Not an RPM. One of many RPM's for the date
Did you call?
How do you GTG on a raw coin?
you have good taste.
Technical term: Spare change
Love it, great pick up
By CoinWeek - March 31, 2020
today's price: 1935-1967 Dollar $1.00 $15.6659
I finally found it. Sorry but just well placed damage
Entry Post: As most everyone knows, I collect Red Books. One of my latest finds: [ATTACH] If I win these go to my niece & nephew. Thanks for...
congrats
I am getting senile, what is my member #?
not a proof, remind me to give you a Red Book
check the reverse: possible DDR -- look at the 2nd O in Monticello
If it is a o-117O, then it is an R-3. So for 1795, common Use the generic values. But, double check the Overton # I don't see the RPD
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