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    1864 two cents

    The motto needs to be there to make it’s fine but I’m not seeing it so I have to go with a grade of G-10. However there is a small amount of...
    Post by: Collecting Nut, Jul 18, 2025 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    1802 cent

    Quite worn but looks to be the fraction 1/000 reverse. If so, that’s the better variety to have. The circulation wear and tear put this in the...
    Post by: Collecting Nut, Jul 18, 2025 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    1844 cent

    This is the 1844 over 81 variety. The value is increased because of the over date but lowered due to the corrosion. That’s a shame. A G-6 coin...
    Post by: Collecting Nut, Jul 18, 2025 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    1838 cent

    A common date Matron Head Modified, aka The Young Head. Produced from 1835 to 1839. Due to wear with the hair I would place a grade of Very Good...
    Post by: Collecting Nut, Jul 18, 2025 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    SBA $1-D broken wing die crack

    If that area is raised then it could ok d be damaged. Another coin could have struck that area. I looked again and it looks different than being...
    Post by: Collecting Nut, Jul 18, 2025 in forum: Error Coins
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    SBA $1-D broken wing die crack

    Looks more like a strike through. Due cracks are raised and the area in question is recessed.
    Post by: Collecting Nut, Jul 18, 2025 in forum: Error Coins
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    Pam’s finds just for your enjoyment!

    You’re welcome.
    Post by: Collecting Nut, Jul 17, 2025 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    2017 A $2 Star

    Always nice to find a Star $2.00 note. :)
    Post by: Collecting Nut, Jul 17, 2025 in forum: Paper Money
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