Perhaps not, if it was just the 3rd printing that was wet and the other printings were already dried. But it is my understanding the ink transfer...
I have jars of $100 in quarters in my garage from metal detecting. And if you multiply 400x 5.67g and divide by 453.592 (grams in a pound) it...
You can't really count the small date copper Denver 1982. There's 7 varieties Large date Philly copper, large date Philly zinc. Small date Philly...
People have shown you what a small date looks like. All you have to do is compare your coins to those photos. And by the way, 1982 pennies aren't...
$100 in quarters is 5 pounds.
None of the 1982's are worth anything. The 1982 small date Philly in zinc, and the 1982 small date Philly in copper has value only in the highest...
I only thought it was fake because it is reversed. The notes are not really that wet when they are stacked to make such a bold transfer such as...
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The mint mark is under the date. It's a 1920 Philly which were produced in high numbers. There's nothing on the reverse. If you see something,...
The opposite of gorgeous.
Normally when you get an ink transfer it is from the inking bed. I had read that ink transfer from "wet" notes is misunderstood and it doesn't...
My first thought is 45 but considering the special circumstances, it may be AU.
In my one pathetic proof set, 1988 the quarter has toned. The dime has a broken S mint mark, and the overall grades on most of the coins are not...
The very first thing could be something. Everything else, I'm not seeing it.
I can't tell from the photo. Looks like glue. Or this:
That's why I save them up for a year and when I have to go to the bank anyway (credit union) they do it for me. It's been like $1.50 most times. I...
If that's the case, I turn it in to my credit union as mutilated coin and receive full face value. I do it at the end of the year with my metal...
Awesome. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. But you know that. Or you wouldn't have bought that beauty.
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