Of course they are making fake coins, where the real ones are rare and valuable, but if they can make a coin for a dollar and sell it for $30,...
If people are breaking the law by making counterfeit US coins to sell, what is going to stop them from smuggling silver out of the country?
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This is a great coin, but it is overgraded at 67+. I am higher than 64 though. 65+
I never watch the videos here, unless I recognize the poster's name, and it's an actual video and not some multi level marketing scheme for a...
I think the prob is, they both have better reverses. If they are both 35 obv and 40 rev, they are going to grade VF35.
I'm going to apologize, say he was right, and beg him to come back.
The letters on the obverse in the 69-s DD show HEAVY doubling.
82-D small date zinc is worth a penny anyway. 82 small date Philly zinc is the better coin in high grades.
Yes it's an 8.
Not sure I agree with the grades people have submitted. Perhaps a better photo. This one is a little blurry and greenish.
Which variety is it? 1843 Mature - Large Letters 1843 Petite - Large Letters 1843 Petite - Small Letters
I don't think my answer was generic. Coins that have circulated for 80 years get smacked around by other coins thousands of times or more and this...
In the old days, you could walk into any bank, without an account and get change for the bus. Things have changed, and not for the better. This...
The reverse is centered but the rims are not correct. So can you have a broadstruck where one side is centered and one is not?
Sometimes you eat the bear, and sometimes your 1979-S cent proof has scratches on it.
In 1982 they switched from copper to zinc towards the end of the year. So in that year you have both. After that, they are all SUPPOSED to be...
Not trying to hijack, but going back to post #25, what is going on with the date on the 1840? That can't be real, can it? It's all squeezed to the...
If it was struck on a dime planchet, it could not have full cent rims, the cent being the larger coin. And the color would be the color of a dime,...
Proofs are not perfect coins, but if those streaks by LIBERTY are on the coin, this could be a quality control issue, and whoever encased it at...
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