I have some of these in MS that I got in change from my old LCS. (61-62) Yours appear to be worn and scratched. XF-AU. Sorry for the crappy photos...
If you mean a Panama centismo, then yes that should be the same size and weight as an LC. So why would that be heavy?
Haven't seen that first one before, I assume it is silver. The second one has no date? Is it an ASE? Those all have dates? The Morgan looks real...
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Sort of see the top bar of the 7, but the coin is so worn. With a clear date it would be easier to tell. Do we know what the mintage or survival...
Well .065grams of 23K gold (958333%) at 1325 an ounce is $2.65 in gold. I imagine the OP's gold is lighter than this. Or these sellers wouldn't be...
Unlikely it's a penny forgery. It's possible the planchet was rolled "thick" and it's slightly heavy. Probably a minor error. Def. a keeper. Don't...
I think the clads weigh 5.67grams. And 6.25 for silver as mentioned.
10% high is within tolerance? What are the high and low tolerance numbers please. Thanks.
The halves looked like a match, and most of these images look the same.
'64: 12.50 grams '65-'70: 11.50 grams '71 to date: 11.34 grams So 10.65 is not that far off. The damage could have reduced it a little, and...
They need to come on here before they buy a $3 item for $16 instead of after.
Here is something from EBay: Beautiful .999 24kt Gold US $100 One Hundred Dollar Bill Banknote With Sleeve. $3.50. This banknote has been...
Of course there are 31.1 grams in a troy ounce. I just copied and pasted the article. If a $50 gold certificate is worth hundreds of dollars, you...
Gold leaf is real gold, but it is pounded and pounded incredibly thin and light. It is not a real banknote. Read this article from 2013: Friday,...
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"From 2007 to 2011, presidential $1 coins were minted for circulation in large numbers, resulting in a large stockpile of unused $1 coins. From...
I think part of it, is when you are not knowledgeable in a certain area, and you believe something to be true, and then you find out it is not...
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