gc - There were no Lincoln cents struck at Philly in 1922 - none at all. To read a bit more about the D cents of that year - Click Here
Howdy stahl - Welcome to the Forum !! Are you sure about that weight ? That's almost 3 times as heavy as it should be. Can you post pictures of...
Even if it is real I wouldn't give more than melt value for it. It's been harshly cleaned and polished to boot.
It used to be, but anymore it's not so much. Summer used to be the absolute pitts for sellers - good for buyers though because nobody was buying...
Does it look kinda like those you can find - HERE ?
Because it looks like a cast copy.
One thing to always remember when buying coins is to know your coins. But that is epsecially true with ancients since there are probably more...
Examples are known from all through the late '50s and early '60s. There has been much specualtion written about the cause or causes, everything...
To learn how to post pics - Click Here As for the nickels, they could be "Black Beauties". Some Proof examples from the period are known to...
Look at where I've placed the arrows - see the small rectangular spur right off the corner of the D. And then the uneven spot at the bottom right...
That is one of the nicest examples I have ever seen, especially the reverse. IMO the coin is a solid 64 and might have a shot at 65. In 64 it's...
My concern is that it may be an added mint mark.
Howdy ashley - Welcome to the Forum !! I could be mistaken, but I believe the coin is a fake :mad:
Pretty much anything less than AU.
Hmmmm - I know where you live [IMG]
Highest realized price I can think of was for the single D example - sold for $212,000 if memory serves. Several others have sold for over $100,000.
'68 was the first year for mint sets to contain S mint coins since 1955. It was also the first year for the coins with mint marks to return after...
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Here's the pics -
3 part harmony huh, on a coin forum ?? Now that would be a neat trick :D Don't 'spose you'd settle for link now would ya Marianne ?? :secret:
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