And I thought this thread was going to be able one of my favorite cereals. Lol
@Randy Abercrombie I know you like these so get out of your beach chair and look at this one. Lol Have a great weekend my friend.
I believe it’s caused by a worn die.
A very nice incomplete clipped planchet. I say inch because that is the correct term. I also use clipped because more people know what that is and...
Well I’ve been an active member for 9 years on CT. Have y’all had enough yet or do you want another year. Lol Here is a good looking Liberty...
Remember, we can only see a photo of the coin. Where you have the real thing in hand. Best wishes for a good grade.
A Bust Half Dollar that is. Well that’s what I’m talking about here. Lol. Here’s an 1814 Capped Bust Half. It was designed by John Reich, a German...
First, the 1922 is a common date in just about any condition. Just not worth your time to remove those spots. Even in MS-60 it’s a $35 coin,...
It very well may be a proof. I can’t tell but that was my first thought when I saw this thread last night. It is a thought date and if a collector...
Now you’ve got it.
May I was transported to another year by mistake as I was caught in a time warp. Things like that do happen.
Oh the shame!
I was looking at another silver round and got them mixed up. Someone I think I’m losing it.
It’s definitely been cleaned and harshly at that. I don’t think it would straight grade. At best a TPG might slab it Details Genuine. Shame as...
It looks to me to be cleaned and scratched. Very nice looking but I had to go with Details. It may get slabbed as genuine but the grading fees are...
Definitely damaged.
I do not see a picture of the coin.
Very nice lamination error.
You be better off buying some gold or silver in any form. One day it will go back up. That way it can come back down. May you have better luck.
I’ve had this one since it first came out but I wasn’t a member then. It is one of my favorites. It’s from Tuvalu with Queen Elizabeth on the...
Separate names with a comma.
