$4 retail if it hasn't been cleaned. $2.50 is fair.
OK thank you. I thought you reposted with a better picture. One problem with the 1922 no D, is that the D has been removed. If your coin has not...
This is the photo from yesterday. Is this the same coin? If it is , it is a weak D and not worth very much. [ATTACH]
This pictured coin looks nothing like the previous picture.
If you email them, (after the first return shipment postage paid), they will take you off their coins on approval list. I got the 6 coins P and D...
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The last posted photo you could clearly see the weak D. That one should be the one to post.
Instead of a missing second print, could it be insufficient pressure?
The reason I think it is bleached, is because I can still see the obverse. And the missing 2nd prints I have seen the obverse is completely blank...
Aren't both serial numbers printed at the same time?
The photo I have of a missing second print ( I think the first print is the reverse), shows a completely blank obverse with both seals and both...
Would the missing second print still have the ghost image of the obverse on it? And, should the other serial number and treasury seal be there?...
Paddyman's post reminded me of this. Almost 50 years later it's still funny. [MEDIA]
How old is the grade? Older grades tend to be lower. This is much nicer than 53, 58 minimum maybe better.
Even in F-12 (which I think is a closer grade) this site lists it at $100. Granted some of their prices are slightly high....
There are some threads here about that. Try the search box.
Yes I agree. Coins always are worth more, the better condition they are in. Unless it is a super rare coin, which this one is probably not. 30...
Here are the 2 types. 1st is on a raised mound, second is on a flat plain. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
The mound goes through the FIVE CENTS, while the flat line is above it.
I'd be willing to trade for some Wendy's coupons. Only 1 of which has expired.
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