I forgot, I reached the hill first. Lol
If you mean the cut at 11:00 o’clock, it’s not a chop mark of any kind that I’m aware of. In fact, I’ve never seen a chop mark on a Morgan Dollar.
I didn’t say that but like me, you’ve reached the hill. Lol
A type one in any condition is not junk, just a lower grade.
I wouldn’t call any of them junk.
I must have been out of it yesterday. I made more mistakes than I have fingers and toes and that’s just on CT.
LOL
You’re now older and wiser. Hehe
You’re welcome.
I would too.
As raw coins you did just fine but don’t waste money on grading any of them as you’ll never recover it.
The coin market is strong and most dealers I know use the grey sheet.
Put that piece of glue on the rest of the coin and wait a few years. Lol
A nice looking 1879-S with the third reverse (slanted top arrow). MS-63 A bit too much chatter to be a 64.
Nice looking coins Pam. Circulated but clean and that 1954-D is my favorite. :)
Not all but a lot of dealers have higher prices at the shows. Don’t be concerned about not asking. There will always be another show. If you...
Welcome to CT. I think coin collecting is strong. Most dealers have a hard time getting the right coin at a decent price.
I forgot to say it has a low mintage of only 700,000 minted.
And the key dates of Washington Quarters, key dates. First up is the 1932-D with 436,800 minted. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Followed by the rarer, 1932-S...
Here’s a nice natural toned Liberty Standing Quarter. A 1917-D, Variety 1, no stars below the Eagle. 1,509,200 were minted of this variety....
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