It would be quite a coincidence to be struck through grease, exactly where the mint mark is and not affect any of the other lettering/ elements.
If it were a small date 70-S that would be good. But it's the large date. [ATTACH]
It is a 21-D not a 21. The leprosy on the reverse makes me pass on this. Not $50.
If the mint mark was removed the coin is damaged.
That's a nice one. And as for the extra weight, it appears to be slightly elongated and larger than a nickel. Put it in a stack of nickels. Great...
Blurry photos are a no bid.
Mont. That is awesome. My feeling, it must have made it's way out of the mint in a bag. I recall reading that if you turn mint bags inside out and...
2 arcade tokens and 30 cents. I throw in the arcade tokens with the candy bars on Halloween. I find ALOT of those metal detecting. [ATTACH]
.
1.00 is one dollar 0.96 is correct. .96= 0.96 If it was close to a dime it would be .096
If it were silver, the melt value is 0.96 cents.
50 cents? 5-10 cents. Undamaged, 10 cents. Damaged, 5 cents.
Like the numericals, and the signatures I don't see often. There was a "Vinson" in here the other day and now of course I can't find it.
The first and rarest of the varieties is the 1992 and 1992D Close AM. The next rarest is the 1998S and 1999S Proof Strike Close AM variety. The...
[ATTACH]
Other than the 1942-P, they didn't make any proof war time nickels. Can it still be proof like if there are no proofs for that date/mint?
There's only 2 Peace keys and that's a very poor sample to make a judgment on.
The keys are continuing to appreciate.
That's hot.
On the 1980-D SBA, they weren't making goldish looking Sacagawea's or President coins then, so it can't be a wrong planchet error. I am not seeing...
Separate names with a comma.
