When you get the coin, take a close look at the tip of the nose; also around the T.
That was my intention Eddie, to get you to do a little digging - and you did :high5: Give a man a fish - and he'll eat for one night. Teach a...
It looks quite normal to me. Given the type of metal these coins are made of it is to be expected for them to be of various shades of color from...
The Blue Book is supposed to provide wholesale values, Red Book has retail. In my opinion, neither one is worth 2 cents when it comes to values.
You're more than welcome Eddiie, but those are not my observations. I was merley posting the info you needed to answer your question ;) The...
It was due to a hub design change. 1970-1972 Obverse revised, higher relief portrait Virtually identical to the above, but appears to be...
It would be much more helpful if you could post a pic and show us what you are talking about.
Understand now :thumb: It appears to be something new, kind of like a news service subscription. For those who are fans of mint products it...
Realized auction prices are always the best bet for use as a price guide and Heritage, Teletrade and eBay are all free. Although with eBay you...
I don't know that there are any definitive population reports for the coin. But I do know this, the variety is the result of a die clash between...
I'm not sure I understand the question. What exactly is this RSS you mention ?
The banks will, they'll give you $1 for evey 100 of them you offer ;)
It's not that he is wrong, it's the way you are interpetting his words. Scarce usually means a coin that can be found by the thousands - instead...
I realize that, but I bet there will be when they come out.
Chard is one of the largest dealers there is in Great Britain. If anybody would have them they will. Did you click on the link - they have the...
It is just a different variety of the mint mark used in '43 - that's all. The S is just a different shape than that used on most other dimes...
Why in Dublin ? These guys should have them - Chard
In your first pic - 4 of the 5 marks you circled in pink are flaws in the metal, not marks. The large depression, circled in black, is a dead give...
While acetone wil remove some contaminants from coins, it is not really the chemical most use when they "dip" a coin. Coin dips are commercial...
OK - Click Here - it will enable you to find coin clubs in yoru area ;)
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