On the first one, I agree with environmental damage. Things will eat through copper over time. Pollution, acids, air, water, a host of chemicals....
NVM
I know that the lettering on the side is an error (E PLURIBUS UNUM) that was only supposed to be on the Pres dollars and some Sac's got that by...
Sneaky guy edited his post from 5 cents to 1.5 cents.
Freddie Kruger?
Interesting how each serial # is 20,000 higher.
An 82 copper small date in MS 65 could be worth up to 50 cents retail. As for the doubled die, 1. Make sure you take clear, crisp, detailed photos...
I think: Yes 1980 is about right. In 1979 they started putting P for Philly on the Susan B Anthony dollar coins, and then 1980 on all the others...
50 years ago a Hershey bar was a nickel. It's not a quarter now, it's about .75 cents (more or less depending on the area you live) and it's smaller.
Happens all the time. If they are all shifted up and down, that would be something.
There's tons of 1964's they are worth a nickel. If the 1952 was in better shape, it would be worth about a dime. There are some good Jefferson...
Chop marks are still post mint damage and wouldn't be acceptable on any other type of coin. This double standard is hypocritical.
They made 1.8 billion of these. Even with an error, the rest of the coin would have to be immaculate to be worth anything. This looks like damage.
I would advertise it as cleaned. It's still a key date.
Yes if the DOLLAR is missing because the coin was struck through grease (or something else) that is an error.
Proof is not a condition it's a special minting method.
No sarcasm. I like the 34-D and when you previously posted it in an older thread as well. I don't mind circulated coins and that is the 2nd best...
I do metal detecting. My GF dug one up like this and she loves it. I took a pile of mutilated coins to my credit union at the end of last year,...
The 32-D is awesome. I can't tell on the S coins. But it is a common counterfeited S added.
Yes it is post mint damage. You can't even spend it as a quarter. But you can take it to your bank, they send mutilated coins back and credit your...
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