That’s why I said spend it. Meaning at a store.
Basically a MAD is the rim is close to non existent on one edge and opposite it the rim is wide. A ridge ring looks like it has a second rim on...
You a hoarder? Say it ain’t so. Lol. Did you ever read that smaller black print under my CT name? It’s so true.
Yes, in the US. No one really looks that closely at cents, or coins for that matter.
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Graded and slabbed by NGPS? A definite basement grader. That’s no where near a 66 Morgan. Not gem at all.
I just spend them.
I have no idea what caused this.
Looks like roller lines on a MAD Dime.
Not a DD
That is one small coin.
A very nice colonial coin that anyone would be proud to have in their collection.
It’s a slight MAD but you can see the ridge ring so it was minted by a worn die. Not worth grading but it would make a nice addition to a set.
I purchased all 7 varieties of the 1982 coins.
Exposed to extreme heat so damaged
MS-66 with die chips. Very nice looking coin.
Thank you for moving this to the correct forum.
As I understand it, Chris being retired and on a fixed income couldn’t afford the cost of the Internet.
My thought was metal shavings so to speak. It’s definitely a strike through but I’ve never seen a coin look like this from a strike through.
AU-50 at best but probably an XF-45. And it’s not a FBL.
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