but, they can be legal patterns.
hmmm... so that is where they got the colors.
Interesting thread. Not the lowest, some Seated dimes are far lower, but for fun, some favorites: Lets start with: 1913 S Barber Quarter, lowest...
nice deal, congrats
yup
look like proofs, not worth have them slabbed.
perhaps one oldest one had babies in that roll?
one big giant reverse cud. Obverse I like that because they was no die on the opposite side to force the metal into the obv die. Very nice find....
junk silver, but if you don't have one, then definitely a keeper.
No, not worth more than a $1 apiece. But, it is FUN! Also, they are cents, not pennies. The penny is a British coin.
not necessarily. And not direct from the mint, they are rolled by private contractors.
Good points, also, if that is your budget, expect a nice XF-40 or 45.
Definite not a 'double strike'. Probably a doubleD die.
I agree with Volante. You guys are being too generous. I can accept 5 days or 7 or what ever, IF the seller says so in his listing. I have seen...
and who cares?
Nothing like a coin show to learn. Go for it. And, yes, a coin is the hand is worth two in the bay. [eBay]
Paranoids can also have enemies. Personally, I would pass. Then wait for him to relist it. :)
The copper certainly made a nice ingot I am sure. Good job
Great story. Congrats on finally finishing the set
I'd send it back
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