Lincoln with a strike through. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Nothing special or valuable but it’s the first of this Quarter we’ve seen. She went to the store and was handled them in change. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
And here’s a 1972 Doubled Die in MS-66RD. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Hetes my 1972-D Lucky Cent. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Well it’s got most of Lincoln. :) [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thank you
It has a lot of good information that can help you. It’s worth the money but maybe you’ll get one as a Christmas gift. After all, Christmas is...
It’s nice looking but not a repeater. Not really a fancy number either. It’s a Trinary Note but they aren’t really collectible. Four dollars is...
If you have a Red Book you need to use it. If not, buy one. It’s worth the money.
You have 2 quarters but the bottom one is damaged.
I only have my cell phone. I get decent pictures but it took some practice.
Don’t hold your breath.
All the PM’s have taken a dip. And at a time they should have gone up.
That’s the first Hobo Quarter I’ve seen. Very nice.
That’s the way is goes sometimes.
Sounds like you had some fun going through those rolls.
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Definitely damaged and not a mint error.
I’ve never noticed it beforePaddy but is that a small die crack or dirt that looks like a die crack from the rim to the 0 in the date?
Thanks Paddy. I love that error as it’s a long retained lamination. Mine is small but it’s there. :):sorry:
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