I’ll be simple. I don’t think it’s worth the effort. Leave it be.
My LCS is having a difficult time getting gold bullion from his supplier. And his gold coins are less inventory than normal.
Something is on that coin so not in MS grades.
It’s nothing special and only worth melt.
A minor struck through issue like grease.
I see what you mean but the best I can do is the planchet had a defect and/or the die that strict it needs to be replaced/repaired.
It’s a silver Barber Quarter. That simple.
Sterling or .925 silver is worth a small fortune so it it’s silver you basically stole them from the seller.
Mr. Ed is the smartest animal I know.
Naturally! :)
This is what die clash should look like on a Lincoln Memorial Cent. If you’re seeing the top of Lincoln’s head under the F on OF and the AM of...
That sounds like a very difficult time. I don’t ride them but I do feed and pet them. I find they are basically gentle but strong large animals.
Being a little more detailed now, it probably was not just kept in a pocket but rubbed like a worry stone. It may have been placed in a rock...
I didn’t take it as you were going to sell but that dealers teams yo do so. BU is Brilliant Uncirculated snd has nothing to do with MS grades. BU...
Agree with the above completely. It’s common, no extra value and should be protected.
Scratch’s are incluse. Die cracks are raised. Given the shape and area of its in the coin it could be from a coin rolling machine. It’s also in a...
Looks good to me but I’d add that they could easily be sold at a higher grade than they really are.
It was probably used as a pocket piece.
Lol, how about on horses? :smuggrin:
Wouldn’t that be nice?
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