I’d say you overpaid. It looks like the top left corner is slightly torn or missing.
I had to look for this. I knew I had one. You can see this note is a lot lower than yours. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
It’s not an off center note. It’s a printing error so it’s an obverse misprinting. It is only a little low. This is a $100 note that is printed...
A nice binary note but lots of wear. This would be under $4.00 at my LCS.
A circulated star note in this condition sells for about $5.00 at my LCS.
Maybe a little low but not enough to interest me. The wear, creases and the stain lower the value.
P Old age marks are gone right me. I’m slowly getting a few myself. Lol
Please post the results. :) And best wishes on receiving pleasing grades.
@Randy Abercrombie I think you need the next safe in your office from your business. Lol
Share there’s no D on that 1916 coin. :)
My second thought is they are probably cheaper on the secondary market but I really don’t know as I have no interest in them.
Nice find! It’s an over inked digit. Nice to find, especially at face value as it’s only worth face or a hair more.
I’d probably get an argument that it’s normal when I want to sell it. :)
Here’s a nice NGC graded MS-65 $1.00 Washington Dollar coin. it’s from 2007 and there is no edge lettering on it. A nice mint error but a fairly...
Just from the first picture I can see that your coin has been replated. That would account for the weight and any doubling you may see.
Reading all of the comments makes me glad I didn’t waste my time.
No need to buy it based on mintages and the past current years of what’s available and they all had the 50,000 limit. I’ll put my money on the...
The same goes for me, less sure that is.
I have way to many over dates to post but the best ones are on Bust Half Dollars. However the 1943/2 War Nickel is worth mentioning.
The 3 leg Buffalo coin is a VARIETY. Not all mint errors are errors.
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