Everyone knows Atlanteans were humans and not extraterrestrials.
As a previous poster mentioned, some kind of wear, circulation or "hit" is making the B look like a D. With approx 1.8 BILLION 1964-D nickels...
You know what they say, 67% of statistics are made up on the spot.
Hope you are right. Compare to this link:...
If I can see all the other detail on your coin from the photo, I should be able to see the step division. A nice looking coin but full steps are...
The steps are not visible in your photo. $4 retail
I saw that scratch too. If that's a scratch it's a details coin worth 1 cent. OK in the video I don't see the scratch. Is that the JB Coins guy?...
I don't like the zinc cents at all. Even if this 1995 is an MS-67 or whatever, it's worth 1 cent to me. You could get rolls of uncirculated...
I considered the counterfeit idea, but I compared it to a net photo of an 1852 and it seemed to match. Could this be an old time vise job? Perhaps...
IDK if this is the case, but: A die clash error happens when the coin dies come together in the coining press without a planchet between them....
OK I see what you mean.
Well the picture shows it is quarter sized. The weight is another issue. 2 grams missing is a lot. But I suspect it has been altered post mint...
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Take a photo of it next to a dime and a nickel. It just looks like a worn quarter. Recalibrate your scale to 0, and put the nickel and the quarter...
OK, so it's not a silver eagle since there is no silver in it. (I thought it might be a coin if it was like other struck throughs.) How can they...
If it was misspelled wrong, that means it was spelled right.
Grading killed sportscards, turning it into a business from an enjoyable hobby, leading to overproduction and apathy. I am not saying that is...
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Is there still silver in this piece?
Why is the with cents worth so much more, than without cents when the without cents has a mintage of 5.5 million and the with cents 16 million?
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