Sometimes the stamp will be on the clamp, link, little hook part of an earring etc. And on non rings, I have found stamps sometimes in odd places....
The Sacagawea's run from 2000-2008, and the Native American dollars, from 2009-present. Your Native American Dollar is 2014. If it's a Philly, 5.6...
Pretty sure the earring today is junk. 0 for 2.
It might be clean in a month. Change the ammonia every couple of days.
Definitely a copper blank. Nothing else is going to weigh exactly that. As for the peel/crack. IDK. Could be a lam/delam and or damage. Paddy...
I understand about downsizing, minimalism, I don't like clutter. But I can't imagine 1 coin taking up that much space.
This weekend went very well. Saturday I pulled a dollar coin and a silver ring. Good signal, good patina and it's stamped .925. Well I am looking...
I think you identified it 100% Paddy. Nice find.
As already stated even if it doesn't have a high monetary value, if it is something your grandmother kept, then it meant something to her and as a...
I was able to pull a nice one from circ. (Looks nicer in hand about XF). [ATTACH]
I've found 2 full reject slots. And a couple other semi full ones. But I believe those days are over once they have completed reworking all the...
Actually every single point I made a year and a half ago is still completely true. Have a nice day.
1920-D is a good date. But condition is an issue and there is something unnatural about the surfaces of this coin. When a very worn and circulated...
OK will look at a better photo later.
There are a dozen breaks in the steps. But I was seriously thinking from 65 to 64 and then I read TheFinn's post.
The scale only goes to 70. 68 is a ridiculous coin. If your coin was a small date you would have something. It's a large date AU. There's really...
It's not AU 55. It's about half that. VF details.
If there is any break at all, it shouldn't be full steps. If it were to grade full steps, then there is good value there. [ATTACH]
OK it wasn't in a 2x2 it was with some other war nickels. The second photo is to compare the patina with the regular ones. The luster is real. And...
Even the die gouge spike is sort of a variety IMO. And worth keeping. Gonna dig out my 43 P's again but last time I looked, I crapped out....
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