Here’s a different one. The lower part is detached but the upper part is retained. It would be of interest to you to research lamination errors....
Here’s one of my lamination errors. I have several but this one is the best. There are detached and retained laminations. This is obviously...
Retained wire strike through is what I’m thinking. @paddyman98 Whats your opinion sir?
Just hang onto them for now. Gold is going to be rising in the near future. Actually, all PM’s will be rising. If you look closely in the clear...
It’s a small lamination. Nice find! Nothing was pushed through from the back.
Yes yo grease as I can see a very small portion of the D.
The dealers bought at those high prices and sold the gold in any form they bought it, and sent it to the melting pot as fast as they could. When...
I was wondering if it was cleaned. If you look in the circles of the date, the 8, 9 and the 6, and on the reverse by the word UNUM, you can see a...
Very nice and I think it was a MS-64 grade. I don’t think the, shall I say, cut on the obverse by the 2 lower left stars was enough to bring it...
I did vote.
I took it and thanks for posting but I have my doubts that the mint will follow the advice from those that respond.
Anything prior to 1850. They’ve been minting dead presidents way to long now.
What a wonderful gift. Your nephew must think very highly of you. Glad you had a great day for your birthday.
Praying you receive them today.
Follow Randy’s advice and post in a new thread with photos. It’s either been plated or it has toned to that color. Copper tones many colors....
It’s a very nice business strike. Definitely not a proof coin. It was minted in Philadelphia.
I agree with the above comments.
Yes I do. It’s one of many in my personal collection. Here’s a great folding error that I also own. I have a number of Gutter Folds and I have a...
I’ll not comment on a “broken ladder” as that is not worth collecting to me. I don’t mean to be nasty but it’s the way I feel as a collector of notes.
Sounds good. Maybe a GTG (guess the grade)?
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