It’s a quarter with a D mint mark. No idea who she is or what she did. I know what Washington did but not this person.
Congratulations sir! I have the entire set as well but in raw XF or better. I’m not a variety collector but I would like to have a 1911-D week D....
I have 3 of this coin, all in low grade and they all have readable dates and mint marks. What’s one more?
Thanks to my wife that is. A Denver mint issue from the woman’s quarter program. I don’t even know her name. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
It’s a shame about the damage but it’s into a coin I’d sell to upgrade. I’d keep her and if you want another coin with the same date and mint mark...
Definitely a collectible coin! And it has value.
This is a Colonial Issue Coin with an incomplete planchet. It’s a Rosa Americana Coin issued by William Wood. He was an Englishman and obtained a...
Looks like it was face to face with a grinder. Not a dryer coin as it’s too rough.
Looks like it’s doubled from a worn die to me.
And that’s basically what I’m saying.
One must be prepared. :)
Try this, The DIE IS NOT DOUBLED. It only strikes the planchet to make the coin. IT’S THE COIN THAT’S DOUBLED. Not a single coin has ever been...
I agree. That’s why I said some people. Some of us like toning while others do not. Some like AT and other NT.
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