IN circulation condition, 1-10¢, and slightly higher if there are no signs of rust, as the copper alloy-steel combo tends to rust quickly....
The coin looks to have some evidence of starsbeing there, so either age or deliberate damage caused it.
It's quite possible you have an error, but it may be post-mint. Please post some pics so we can give a better reply.
Plus, how often do you walk along the sidewalk and pick up a quarter off the ground? If you picked up a credit card, you have to give it back.
:mouth: LOL!!! If people won't accept your dollar coins as payment, well too flippin' bad; you gave them real money and they refused. Then...
Count the quotes: You're not alone... Again, Same here. I just love the cool looks of money that is, like, 85 years old. Same here....
Remember, you can do anything you want with your money as long as it suits you. I am pretty good in the field of small size notes. BZCOLLEKTOR,...
Krasnaya Vityaz, where exactly is Маленька Україна в Північній Америці if I may ask?
I'm no expert (though I wouldn't protest being one), but from those pics, the first 2 look like a double-die date.
When I think about it, cleaning a coin is "editing" it and makes it seem ungenuine as someone has tampered with it. This includes soap and water,...
I think you could apply "melted quarter" over one side and call it an error, but-- I don't know.
Cool. Did anyone here find or order a Double-Leaf error?
Well, about those 1972's, I'm happy to tell you they are worth something: 1 cent each unless in nice AU/BU/UNC.
You got me there for a minute... :headbang:
She thought the star... and... you get the point.
Yesterday, my Grandmother said, "I found a 50 with a star on it." I took a double take and she showed me it. I'll anticipate you and post a pic...
We need a new dime -- Roosie's as SO boring. The only interesting ones are the silvers and 1996-W.
Uh, moron question: What is maching doubling and what is the "alternative"?
ROFL.
Yup, filled die, which are common amon errors. (BTW, you like my new avatar? :rolleyes: )
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