Based on what I see by these answers I must say it’s not a Civil War Token, it’s a foreign coin dated 1860. I agree Randy, no interest to me...
Now I understand what you’re saying. But remember, the more you magnify a coin the most likely you are to spot imperfections and every coin would...
Coins are not supposed to be struck through grease but they are. This makes them an error in minting. The more grease on working parts of the die...
You’ll never forget something like that.
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[ATTACH] Sorry all. I thought this was an incomplete planchet error but it’s the non during the last eclipse. LOL
Here’s a great mint error War Nickel with silver. The planchet split after striking and both halves are worn from circulation. The mint made ten...
It’s a horrible looking coin in my opinion but everything you are asking about is in the design on her top. Not a mint error.
Only if you enjoy the search.
Hundred of millions of this coin exist but any varieties have created very little interest.
I believe the TPG’s still do but it basically cost prohibitive for a struck through grease. Other strike through scan be worth the price. Can’t...
No, but it did make me wonder.
Makes me wonder how much the seller is making.
I was thinking what myself but I didn’t have a flight. It’s came to me after I saw your post. Hope you had a good trip. spelling corrected
If I wanted a gold bar I’d buy one from a safe place, like my LCS.
My LCS pays two cents for each copper Memorial Cent and three cents for Wheat Cents. Best place I know to go.
A very good possibility. At least it’s a spender coin.
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