That's right - I'm not kidding.
Howdy blackstar - Welcome to the Forum !! Yes there are many doubled die coins in various denominations. As to how much they are worth it...
Since this thread has been revived I may as well post my favorite - 'course I think most already know what it is ;) [IMG] [IMG]
Now ya made me go and look some more :D Based on what I can see those selling for that are graded XF40/45 by EAC - yeah,I'd still say it's a...
1891 - F12 - $15 1886 - VF35 - $12 1885-O - AU details, scratched & damaged - $10
Bone - If you are trying to attribute the coin or just want to find more info about it, you might want to try these links - HERE
Nice set Willie :thumb:
You guys all missed the boat with this metals business - all this time everyone has been buying gold, silver, copper, platinum etc. And the whole...
No argument about which one sells for the most, never has been. And for that reason I can understand why some folks would prefer to submit some...
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On a coin that cost $600 ? :eek: No way that I'd try myself. It appears that the coin has some natural toning, personally I'd leave it alone....
Yeah, it's the citric acid in the lemon that does it. Problem is it damages the coin at the same time.
Yeah, but when you compare them to all the others - they still stand head, shoulders and most of the torso above the rest. Nobody has ever said...
1 - My grade would be XF40. If NGC or PCGS graded the coin it would likely be AU53/55 2 - $230 + or - 3 - Yes. The coin is quite nice for...
I moved your post to this area - perhaps someone else may recognize it.
Howdy coin_007 - Welcome to the Forum !! I did a good bit of searching and was unable to find any reference to a countermark such as you...
Howdy Ty - Welcome to the Forum !! Instead of looking at active ebay listings, why not check Completed ebay listings - CLICK HERE
I'll say 65 on the quarter, I think the hit on the cheek and the eagle's head would limit it there. As for the Buff, that one's a toughy for me....
It all depends on who's doing the looking - a registry collector or an ordinary collector. :whistle:
We've had this discussion so many times it's almost pointless to do so again. But just for the sake of argument, let's agree that NGC hands out...
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