Do you know that all of these notes are genuine? Because I don't know. I am not talking about counterfeits, but millions of these notes were...
Got this 1972-S impaired proof today free in the Coin Star (looks much better in hand, great luster). [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Bela. Bella is a woman's name.
I don't get this one.
That's what my 1912-D looks like. The D is filled from wear/circulation.
Given the condition, a genuine 1943 in P-01 would be much lower IMO.
Can't tell. It could be a 1942. Need better photos of this P-01 coin. How much does a P-01 copper 1943 go for?
Every day someone is on here with a 1943 copper. 0% so far. It's possible. But I doubt it.
It's a series 2003. Is there a series 2001? If they made 96 million of these notes then there is one for each FR district. 12/ 96 million.
I like the gold dollar even with the hole, more than the 1834 half.
The fact that it appears to still have a tiny bit of luster is mind blowing. Maybe that's just the photo, or the holder making it look that way....
Generally I would rather have gold than silver. Silver fluctuates more wildly than gold. However, silver is more affordable so as a long term...
I assumed that quarter was supposed to be 1924.
Yes you are right I misread the coin listing. 1. There are S business strikes 2. S proofs 3. and S silver proofs. I have been through many,many...
As was pointed out to me there are also regular S mints ( business strikes) That are not proofs.
Spend it quickly before the value of these zinc cents drop below 0.01.
There is an S mint that is a proof, so someone took it out of a set and spent it. There is also an S mint that is a silver proof. Which would have...
There are many great ones. [ATTACH]
The obverse is nice, but the reverse is fried and makes it details.
If you eat the cost, then they have gotten away with it by selling to you.
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