The slab reads MINT CANCELLED and I’d say how can he have 100% positive feedback?
Yes, they are ancient arrowheads.
Looks like the edge was flattened or close to it as if someone was trying to create an error but gave up as it became too much work.
Glad you went to you LCS (local coin shop). It’s always better to see the coin in hand. Looking at photos is the best we can do so any assistance...
Very nice looking and even toning all over. Given the price was right, you did good.
Looks like it was minted by a worn die to me.
Guys and Gals, I just woke up and you’re killing me. You’re comments are hilarious.
What kind of error is this? What’s it worth? And the most common answer is: It’s not an error, it’s damaged. Only worth face value.
MS-65 for me.
I’m glad to have met your expectations sir. :)
I know. It really makes you wonder.
I just couldn’t resist @Inspector43.
To a collector it’s an obvious fake. But how many new members to we have that ask “What’s it worth”?
Are you still trying to pick up this young woman at your age? Lol
Exactly! My local Lowes has no human cashiers. They only take credit cards. I no longer shop there unless it’s something I need for an emergency.
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Some post offices give them out as change instead of dollar bills. Very legal.
I think $95.00 would be my top price for that coin. It’s your collection. We all live and learn and we do so by making mistakes. If you enjoy the...
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