I think in an earlier thread there was a P-01 coin that was green beaned.
Nice and crisp and very low serial.
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That's worth 1 cent. 1982-D large date copper circulated and scratched. They made 17 billion cents that year, but everyone has a 1982-D SMALL...
The silver nickels will always have the oversized mint mark over the dome. The 1942 philly (NO mm) and 1942-D are not silver. There is a Henning...
Yes. But, the Ike in the link is not a $1000 coin. $2 max.
Type 1 SLQ is 1916 and 1917. (99.999% are 1917) Type 2 is 1917-1930. Check the 1912 nickel for a mint mark. D or S. Why is the 1973-D quarter in...
"Check for two faint die scratches leading downward from the left bar of the T in Cent to establish authenticity" -The CherryPickers Guide...
Put it in a Chuck E Cheese machine.
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They did make restrikes which are also rare.
Throw it away.
On the 1942, it's a Philly nickel, There is also a rarer 1942-D with the D at 3'oclock on the right of Monticello. Then they made silver war...
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Humor is a good thing.
You weigh the coin, divide by 31.1 (grams in a troy ounce), multiply by the silver purity .90 etc, then multiply by the spot price. Let's say $17...
That's a disgrace. People like that give a bad name to those businesses.
The tolerance is +/-.13 of a gram for zinc and copper cents. So a range of 2.37-2.63 is normal. At 2.68, .05 (1/20th of a gram) is out of...
Yes that thought crossed my mind. Or, it was sent to a grader, came back details, and is cracked out and trying to get a better price raw. But in...
Photo seems deceptive too, with the black background and lighting.
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