Howdy dallee - Welcome to the Forum !! There are several programs out there that will do most of what you want - but none of them will do it...
It's all they have sold so far - yes.
It's an anomaly - one of those things that shouldn't be. As a general rule, with these commems it is the Unc that has the lower mintage. People...
Those aren't mintage numbers - those are sales numbers.
Gold means gold - period.
None of the 1804 dollars were actually struck in 1804 - this one is no different. The $10 Proof is a restrike - there are 4 known. I believe the...
There were some Proof sets from the '50s where the envelope opened at the end. They did have corrugated cardboard inside on each side of the...
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They all look like type 1 to me.
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Mulligan - The give away with your coin are the denticles - the little things around the inside of the rim that look like teeth. Take a look...
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If it were me - I wouldn't bother with ebay at all. I'd find a reputable dealer who is familiar with these coins and sell it to him.
Nope - rarely are they replaced in pairs.
No - it has the wrong electronic signature.
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Look at the pics closely - you can see one mint under another mint mark. And no it didn't just happen with Denver - it happened with most of the...
It may be die deterioration or mechanical doubling - it's not an RPM.
Strickly my opinion, but I think the hit on the E in CENT would limit the coin to a MS64. Can't tell for sure based on the pics, but there might...
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