Not cut with scissors. The reverse is almost centered. It's not a miscut. But it is out of alignment as Tommy said. These bills can go for more...
Be careful when you take nice rocks to a jewelry store for a cleaning. There are places that will switch stones on you.
I picked up this bad boy off the ground (under some insulating wood chips) a little while back. I kept it cause it had nice luster and details....
1909 VF/XF. I was surprised at the condition.
I'm working for the oil company. 2/3 of this went for gas expense. [ATTACH]
The penny and the quarter are worth face value .01 cent and .25 cents. The nickel is most likely worth a nickel, even though it is old, but the...
Depends on what kind it is. 1 small date 1982-D copper, 10 billion large date 1982-D copper. [ATTACH]
It may be large as Green has said, but it's close to a 'tweener.
In 1944 about 39 left over steel planchets from the 3 mints (from the year before) minted coins that were supposed to be copper. I don't believe...
The article says he used more than 1 die. "You can spot some of the other dates by a hole in the R of Pluribus though not all of the dies had...
The zinc cents are all going to be right around 2.5g and the copper 3.1.
Here is a small date. Furry Frog's coin. I thought your 6 and 9 were stubby enough. But now I am not sure. [ATTACH]
Yes. 99+% 1930. I don't see how it could be a 6,8, or 9. Clearly appears to be a 0 to me.
Things are slowing down. Here is the swag update. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Not all of the Hennings have the bad R. That's one strong marker on one of the Hennings.
I don't believe for a second that any dealer offered $500.
Errors are rare, and they are out there. But you seem to be trying to find things that are impossible.
I don't think there is such a thing. They would have to ship already coined D coins to Philly and then, mint them again. Unless some D nickel fell...
Which dime is it? The one 2nd from the bottom looks thin. It doesn't seem to be too worn (to account for 3/10 gram weight.) The edge shows that it...
It's not nice enough. Even for an 82. Sorry. 10 cents.
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