Google love token. I found a large cent with a smoothed back in my dealers junk box. I had In engraved and finished what was begun 150 years ago....
I think it was sized for a visit to the life insurance company.
No ma-am... The glory be all yours.
I saved the scarier photo. My wife was holding the rope in the other photo. And the grin appears to be a bit more than just having fun! [ATTACH]
Your tool box is invaluable and very impressive. I appreciate you much. OP.... Sorry for the disappointing news.
An illustration. Please forgive my lack of photographic skills. MS65 Type1... Sold at auction $515.00. [ATTACH] MS62FH Type 1... Purchased for...
Oh no!! I didn’t cheat. I promise..... After I answered I went and looked up the answer. I was wrong anyways.
All the newer cents are struck with a highly corrosive zinc core. They have the life span of an M&M candy.
All business strikes that you will find in your change from the 60's, 70's & 80's that have no mint mark are struck at Philadelphia. They did not...
Now this is the most exciting release I ever seen from the mint. Bravo!!!!
Paddy is correct. Yours is one of the highest placements I ever seen. Certainly cool and interesting. No added value though.
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