you can see it slightly on the obv also
There is no denomination, so it may be a token nice piece
nope
what is your question? is it a 1909 P? Yes.
need reverse pix
nope, 45
ACG was once a real company
also, probably spooned
I see no damage.
in a word: no. Post mint damage [PMD]
All coin collectors are gifted with an amazing imagination. I admit that I am one of them.
no he left off the 's': That's correct...
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The 1787 FUGIO Colonial Copper Cent with an ask of $1499 sold! supposedly for a Best offer of $1,000
holy smokes: he is selling them (the 1856 Flying eagles) as a pair now! But at a discounted price...
amazing.
probably a 63. I see no environmental damage
Then it is easy, e-mail them & ask for an offer
damage
Is it slabbed? Otherwise how can we guess the grade?
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