If there are any raised lines along that line it’s PMD. If the edges of the groove are as flat as the field of the coin then it’s a strike...
It looks like plating blisters to me as well. I think the coin is copper plated zinc with blisters but the entire coin wasn’t posted and the date...
And the same to you sir.
Innn no order to protect the package will not be scanned until it’s delivered. With Registered Mail you’ll never see them tracking but the package...
It’s all the get rich quick-check your pocket change schemes that are everywhere.
Minted from a worn die and then circulated for over 50 years. Only worth face value. Welcome to CT.
And a few of the Nickel errors that I have. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
The 1943/1942 silver war Nickel. [ATTACH] A Oil of Ice counter stamped Nickel. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I don’t see a hole.
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MS-63 PL
Send him a personal check or a postal money order.
That’s the best answer I’ve heard all day.
I wasn’t going to tell you that. Lol
As a young teenager I tried putting coins on the railroad tracks but they always fell off before the train got to them. At least the engineer blew...
There are lots of ways you can do that. Have fun and enjoy yourself. :smuggrin:
For that long? Hope you weren’t interrupted. Lol
This condition is caused by birthday let down. Lol Hope you had a great day yesterday @Kentucky.
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