Then it was a clad coin. The likely reason you are not seeing the copper is because of the methods you used to experiment on it. For example,...
If the coins have extreme wear, yes they are removed from circulation. But if they are not, they are returned to circulation. No they do not keep...
What was the date of the dime you experimented with ? Perhaps it was a silver coin and not a clad coin. A clad coin, all dimes, quarters dated...
Every Morgan dollar is a VAM, another name for variety - thus it is distinctive in that regard. But since I am not a VAM collector I don't know...
250k for each coin - but that is Proof and Unc combined, not each.
Thousands of people - you are not alone. You are lucky, you have learned from the mistake - unfortunately, many others have not. They are not even...
Believe it or not, there are plenty of collectors out there who think that all grading companies are equal - that there is no difference between...
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I can only assume that you are talking about the clear plastic coin rolls. If so, my suggestion would be to remove the coins and place them in...
Oooops - memory is failing me again - it was the '60s - HERE and HERE
I agree - AU50. It has also been dipped to death and retoned.
Much nicer coin :thumb:
IMO - yes.
Just the ordinary stuff Carl - grade 40 & grade 60 rebar. Standard stuff for reinforcing in concrete. And trust me, it aint cheap compared to what...
Why not search for one the gold Sackies ? I'll bet one of them would sell for hundreds of thousands, maybe more. You won't find any, but they do...
It's a typo on the slab label - no biggie. Send it to ANACS and they'll re-slab it for you.
Didn't read my next post huh Mik ?
You must be seeing something else as the coins minted in '65, '66 & '67 have no mint marks.
The design is known as the franc a cheval - the very first franc issued by France. The coin has an amazing history as it was struck and issued for...
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