Here’s my newest gold coin, a $2.50 1911-D. This is the was D variety and it was the only coin in the entire series that I didn’t have. I bought...
It’s flat and shelf like in the way it looks. Flat and shelf like is always worthless doubling.
Excellent strike through on that Morgan!
I think the 23-S will straight grade. Halves like these gave .36169 ounces of silver. At today’s price that’s about $25.00 each. I think you did...
Thanks for that photo. It clearly shows the damage.
Perhaps clearer photo of the coin in question would help. It gets blurry when I enlarge them.
Only a little more to break the $70.00 mark. :) I wonder what’s going to take place when trading opens in the US today?
No, just the quote.
My fingers are larger than the keys on my cell phone. Thanks
It broke through $67.00 a short time ago.
Anyone care to revise their post or explain to me how this is not an incomplete planchet with a small double clip? The second photo clearly shows...
Life has gotten in the way. What can I say. I’m still recovering and the antique shop has been busting the walls.
I have both varieties.
I have several DC mall ones but yours is larger than mine put together. :)
I’m not a big ancient collector but CT and members of the ancients forums are the ones that got me started. :)
I’m not seeing the overdate so you must be seeing things. I don’t have a photo of mine but there is quite a difference.
Very nice and you did well on your gamble with them.
It didn’t bother me. Have fun with the next to forums. :)
Understood but here’s what I have always gone by. According to Snow’s website, two different dies were damaged by a mint employee. The statement...
Thanks but the acid has really destroyed the evidence to prove my thought.
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