Hmmm......... Nice looking coin. I think either AU-58 or Unc details. I'm not sure if those marks are cleaning scratches
On re-review, it meets all other diagnostics.
I don't think so, look at the leaf to the I relationship. the 101 is farther away than the one shown, which nearly touches the I (in the book).
no, not an error. and as Rick said: not silver.
Ditto!
However, it may be that the coin is oversized because it was once in a 'lucky penny' holder.
Do it quickly, before the market crashes! [Think: JFK gold coins.]
I tried to Overton it, but tough one. The leaf to I relationship is not perfect to my book. Still trying
Personally, I would buy the OP's coin, as a contemporary counterfeit, and that means that I consider it a collectible, not a modern piece of junk
so, that comes to about $3,000 per set? [sigh: J/K of course]. or it just seems that high. Pretty expensive.
sorry, well, now for a details box slab
Not an expert, just a reader. I read everything to pick up ideas of varieties. The Guide Book/Red Book is a great start. The there is a...
beautiful box and sticker! can you CAC the box?
just add that to the cost
Fake Counterfeit Isn't that a redundancy? :bag: oops! already noted above
You can submit in the holder for attribution
nice strike, nice thumb. I'd go no higher than 65
ver nice, very small production
Someone folded the bill to create a design (eg a swan or what ever). spend it
The dime? A damaged (circ) proof, not much the cent is not a proof.
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