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Did you decipher the writing on the reverse?
Check for the C reverse: [ATTACH]
Nothing.
Quality control, when they were making that paper/ rolls in the factory some didn't get printed, they were running low on ink and kept producing...
Can I get the transcript before it was edited?
Looks good. I don't think it needs to be graded as that will just put too much money into this coin. Collectors will recognize the error and what...
THIS THREAD IS GARBAGE! I DEMAND A REFUND! Are there any bigger crooks than Comcast? I don't think so. Can't somebody offer cable at $30 and drive...
In that diagram the orbit doesn't seem too irregular considering how far it is. Are there any dwarf planets that are larger? And since the sun is...
Was it temperature/ humidity controlled? When they printed the list of dates, there weren't any good dates. They claimed they were having them all...
I just got an old nickel in change so I was hoping for something, as there are mostly D's and S's out here. But it was just a 1940 Philly. sigh
If the note is as crisp as it looks, that price is prob OK. But as Steve in Tampa demonstrated, it could be hiding wrinkles, folds, stains. Why...
I am tempted to click LIKE on the OP.
A low level grader could have graded his MS-63 as a 67. But if that's true, then $500 was way to much to offer from someone who needs to resell...
Besides the 1982-D copper small date (only 1 exists as far as I know), will another one turn up one day? Maybe. The small date Philly (no mint...
They tried to reclassify Pluto as a planet but that campaign failed. It is a planet. It has moons that orbit it, and it is in line with our other...
1965 are very common, they minted TONS of quarters in 65 66 67 they are worth a quarter. Any 1965 you get in change is worth a quarter. Almost 2...
The profit they are making on dimes and quarters more than makes up for the 7 cent nickel. I thought this article was already linked in another...
The metals in the coin react to air, water, soil, chemicals, pollution etc. and can be a variety of colors when exposed to the elements.
Since the dime is smaller than the cent, you wouldn't have full cent rims. It would also be the color of a dime.
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