I would say yes. That shine doesn't appear to be luster to me. A coin that circulated wouldn't shine like that normally. I'm at $1.50 on that...
Your coin is worth .01-.05 cents.
I don't see the dot marker on the EBay coin, and it appears to be in very good condition. I'm not saying the dot isn't there, I just don't see it.
The obverse I wasn't sure and looked NT. The reverse I don't like and if it is AT then the whole thing is AT.
Convert it to high grade diamonds which are lighter and won't set off the metal detector. But you didn't hear that from me. I believe in reporting...
Silver is high right now $6.50 each melt value.
Always check 1964-D for the Type C reverse [ATTACH]
I mean there are exceptions maybe a nice mint condition 1960 small date, the rare 1969-S doubled die. A nice 70-S small date AU or better. A very...
No. If it's worth $200 it can be worth grading. These are worth 1 cent each. If you like them, put them in a 2x2 coin flip and save them. There...
One problem with this question here, is a small and biased sample size. You are asking people who enjoy the hobby, which is already a small subset...
Looks close to the rim. Good find. [ATTACH]
The OP coin was not struck more than once. While that does happen (rarely) there will be 2 discernible images from both strikes. Also that type of...
If the coin was made of anti-matter it would be drawn to the identical counterpart coin that was made of matter and the contact and explosion...
The article says that the dot marker is on the coins that DON'T have the looped R which is the main thing that people look for and is usually...
Got this photo from another site, the dot marker is interesting. [IMG]
Post #5 in this very thread. I sort of see the dot marker on your coins.
Fortunately the 1939 is relatively common. When I went through all of mine, I found a couple with the "Reverse of 1938". (There's also a "Reverse...
I don't believe there is an S over D 1977 as the S coins were all proofs. How could an S proof be punched over a business strike D?
I only clicked once.
As for the OP note, it looked like some kind of "roller marks" to me, and may have been caught in a machine, although then it would have more...
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