I like #2 better because it looks more natural. Both are acceptable but 2 is better in my opinion.
Only Trade Dollars but that was corrected years later.
LOL for me.
You need to add the cost of shipping into your overall costs. Their ad also reads 95% copper Pennies, not Wheat Ear Cents but copper which was...
Magnifying will show all sorts of little unnoticeable things, especially on coins. A 10X is all one needs for coins. :)
A Ring Neck Pheasant with two rings. Usually they have one ring but two is very unusual except on a coin and that’s damage. You can see metal...
No, not worth grading at all. It’s flat and shelf like and that is worthless doubling known as MD or mechanical doubling.
He is probably correct but it’s worth more than a quarter. :)
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Not sure if this is a Wheat or a Memorial Cent but it’s Copper. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] edited to correct spelling.
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This has to be a mint error. No one could ever do this to a coin. No BBC way could you consider this damaged. LOL :woot: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
1831 had a mintage of 3,359,260. There is a Large and a Medium Letter variety. Not sure which yours is.
Thanks to @PamR for the like that hit that goal. A nice looking Liberty Standing Quarter and a hard one to find. It’s a 1920-D with only 3,586,400...
These were toned in the mint packaging the day they arrived from the mint. And I opened they the day they arrived. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
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