It doesn’t look like it to me from your photos.
Copy is on Washington’s hair but this thread is 10 years old and was brought back to life 5 years ago.
Nothing you can do for that note.
Their theory is collectors will be forced to buy 1 sheet each of all the stamps we produce each year. Same goes for coins. But with stamps it all...
Definitely damaged
As I said in my opening post, issued for the Bicentennial of his birth and the Centennial of the Lincoln Cent first being issued.
4 hours and no foreign collectors?
Thanks but I can’t edit it now.
Graded by NGC as genuine. This is a thick coin so I excluded a photo of the side of the slab to show it. It’s also heavy. I don’t collect foreign...
AD 395-408 AE2, 4.5g, 22m, 12h Heraclea mint, seventh period Obv.: DN ARCADI-VS PF AVG Diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust right Rev.: GLORIA...
I’d call it damaged but by the mint and as long as it stays in the mint packaging it can be proven.
Thanks. Looks like I got it upside down.
Looks like the die had some grease or debris that caused this. Nice to find but common. Keep and protect it.
Definitely not a cud. Hard to tell from the photos. Please leave in the mint packaging. It could be a number of things.
Great looking coin and what a sweet gift but @Randy Abercrombie, in his old age, got your gift mixed up with mine. Lol
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Prefect of Judea AE Prutah, 15mm, 2.3g, 12h Jerusalem mint, AD 30 Obv.: TOBEPIOY KAICAPOC, lituus Rev.: LIZ (date) within wreath [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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