Sorry Frank, but there was a release from the mint where it stated directly that the edge design on circulation strikes would be able to read both...
Howdy Dick - Welcome to the Forum !! A good place to start would be for you to post pics of the coin. Then we could offer opinions.
Deb - Rather than make a long involved off topic post in an already hijacked thread (guilty your honor :D) - I have attached a file that you...
I have to wonder why all the hoopla over the price of copper ? A year ago it was almost 30% higher than it is today :confused: Copper chart
Because that's how they chose to do it. In different years different mint facilities have been used to strike Proofs.
Coin Talk had a chat room - for almost 2 years. In all that time I saw all of 5 people ever use it. And only once did I ever see 2 people use it...
Leather will do that to almost any coin. It is not advisable to store coins in leather bags.
It is not a coin, it is a medal. The pyramid is known as the American Pyramid and was designed by Charles Thompson - the man who designed the...
It's normal for any coin - the coin is struck slightly off center. Careful examination will show you that it is not uncommon at all.
Ya know, it wasn't very many years ago that the exact opposite was being said on the pages of every coin forum there is. Collectors everywhere...
You've been talkin to Old Dan again haven't ya Mik. Gettin so a secret just can't be kept around here anymore - sheeeeesh :vanish:
The pics are a bit small for grading - can you post larger ones ?
One other thing to consider - there are only 15 1804 dollars in existence. And the numismatic community knows where each and every one of them is....
Think about it - the letters and numbers are being pressed into the side of the coin. When the edge dies are new, those letters and numbers are a...
About the same as they have been since the beginning.
The law as written - " `(ii) CIRCULATION QUANTITY- Beginning January 1, 2007, and ending upon the termination of the program under paragraph...
I have to agree - 63.
Howdy talker - Welcome to the Forum !! I moved your post to a new thread of its own, you'll get a better response that way. Now then - if...
It depends entirely on Congress. If the mint made these coins in silver right now - the employees could go to jail. It is illegal to do so....
No, absolutely not. Just for an example, let's say you had a 1916-D Mercury dime that was really dirty and in about Fine condition. Just for...
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