My Sterling pieces are worthy of selling in an antique shop. I even have a Sterling baby rattle. They’re all cool pieces so I can’t convert to .999.
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I think it’s just the beginning of a worn die.
I stack it all. Bullion Rounds Bullion Bars Junk Silver in any denomination Morgan Dollars Peace Dollars I buy whatever I can that’s cheap and...
It’s another old thread.
This is an old thread so please post your coin and questions in a new thread to get answers.
That’s not a struck through. It’s a great lamination error. To me it looks like a small piece on the left side is still attached but the rest is...
Nice find Paddy. It’s a paperweight that was made for the Bicentennial. Looks to be in great shape as it’s not marked up with scratches. The...
It could also be a 1941 so chances are its not a 1921. Take into consideration the dates. 1921-S 548,000 1941-S 8,098,000 And consider that what...
What’s doubled on a 1943-S Quarter is the date. Yours is from a worn die and not die doubling.
You may very well be correct. Nice find.
You definitely have an error and called it with the correct name. Nice pickup. It’s an incomplete planchet. You have a curved clip. This is how...
Just a minor printing error-not enough ink. No real premium. Welcome to CT and best to start your own thread.
Looks treated to me. A number of items can be used to bring out colors like this. I wouldn’t touch it myself.
Copper is relatively inexpensive but the room it would take up to store it is a lot. As an alternative I collect 1 Oz. Copper rounds. They are...
I think you’ve had one too many Milk Bones. Lol
That’s so they can sell more water. It’s called advertising.
I just fail to understand the idea behind collecting coins that are that worn.
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