What you have is a normal Canadian Nickel. It was designed like that.
When you cleaned the coin you didn’t properly remove whatever you used to clean it. A slight residue was left on the surface. It’s now toning and...
That’s not a streak of copper. It’s the first full year of minting cents on a zinc planchet and putting a fine, almost nonexistent copper boating...
It’s so minor I spend it on a nice silver coin.
Until it actually happens, it’s just a rumor and I personally ignore rumors.
It’s more trouble than the coin is worth to take it out of the cube. Just enjoy it as a paperweight.
When a store prices snd they go to $5.00 instead of $4.99 I think of greed and I’ll not be a part of that. It just turns me off and it does it fast.
Not that I’m seeing.
I have sometimes refused to buy an item that does not end in $.99.
I didn’t say anything about a parking lot. It’s not scratched like parking lot coins are but it looks tumbled.
Capital holders are good holders. Anyone can buy and use them. I would leave it as is.
That’s a good price for this one Randy.
I didn’t even look at the small thumbnails as I could see what they look like. And they look like they spent a week in a tumbling machine with...
They don’t circulate and they are only made for collectors. As long as people buy them, Congress will authorize them and the mint will produce them.
You did good.
:)Thanks everyone! :)
Don’t throw it away, spend it. :smuggrin:
Thanks but you should get to know this web site and how it works.
A nice looking uncirculated copper cent. I don’t see anything out of the ordinary and I don’t see any errors either. Welcome to CT.
Some coins are handled a lot and others aren’t. Some coins react to the environment and others don’t. It just depends on a number of factors.
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