It's almost never an error.
My first instinct was S. It's 40-1 against it being a D. Then I wasn't sure. But I think I see what Chris was saying about the top right S serif,...
Low mintage but not a key or semi key date. Worth keeping in the highest grades (mint state). Yours is circulated and there's really no collector...
If you get this sealed brick, are you going to open it, or leave it sealed?
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The differences are subtle. But the comparison photo should be some help. The wear on the reverse makes it harder to determine. Because of the...
I thought it might just be MS-65 without anything else, since there's not much brown left. Unless the high grade coppers always have RD, BN and...
oooh so close. Either a 7 or another 0. Nice one for the "almost" thread.
Is it still considered brown? Small motto in that condition is spectacular.
When the banks and money markets were paying interest that may have been true. I am not so sure anymore. Save a hundred dollar bill and in time it...
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Well now you'll have to find it. A picture is worth more than 1000 words in this case. It's prob in a box in the garage, start digging.
Can you look at the beginning and ending serial number and determine if there is a fancy serial in there? Are there 1000 in order? You can always...
I dropped that out of my pocket yesterday if you would like to return it. I don't think they made those in the late 1700's. That would be a...
Thank you. So if you can grade a dateless coin from identifying markers, P-01 details.
Have seen super high prices listed before by Nick. No idea what source you are using but even in MS this is a .25 cent coin.
What about dollar coins? Are they still making NIFC Native American coins? Aren't there billions of Sacagaweas and President coins taking up...
If you can't read the date it won't grade. Scratches also make it details.
I have found bills with the high letter suffix. (W, X etc.) No extra value. Unless it is old, rare, crisp, low run, etc. Your note appears to be...
Separate names with a comma.
