MS-64
It’s rotated enough to bring a small premium.
Just abused. All damaged, mainly by the environment.
A nice worn nickel that you don’t see to often in change.
Common and worn.
Since it’s your oldest nickel and they don’t make them anymore you should keep it.
@SoCal Mama tganks for the better photos. It’s a common date copper cent minted in Philadelphia. My LCS pays three cents for them and sells them...
Never heard of a mini ray. Looks like a die chip to me.
When you can would you be so kind as to post a nice clear closeup photo of the date? I can’t tell if that’s a die clip or not.
I still say it a very small incomplete planchet error in the form of a clip. See the effect directly across from the clip.? That's the Blakesly...
I have one in with my token collection.
All I’m thinking about is getting my new antique shop opened.
Yes to over polishing.
It’s a Star Note and the B in the serial number is a little messed up. But I think they are going for the left edge of the bill as it’s cut...
Look at your Red Book if you have one. You can get a good idea of common dates and they will be less expensive.
With this kind of humor you’ll fit tight in with us. Lol
For us squares, it’s a round.
Good morning @SoCal Mama. Afraid to say it both both coins were damaged after they left the mint. It’s called PMD or post mint damage. Don’t be...
Great finds again Paddy! I think you’ve cleaned just about all of the silver lost in those NYC parks. Lol Have a great vacation and a wonderful...
That’s not a D mint mark. Its the start of zinc rot. Very common on cents after mid 1982. Not an error.
Separate names with a comma.
