pmd, acid dip, possible
Actually, Bruce, as members of a not for profit organization-- it IS our business.
ah, crud. another Cippoletti?
Okay, you let him look at silver coins......... and the missing pieces were gold....... so, what makes you certain that it was him?
John Well, not a bad day. At least you didn't buy that SGS garbage! :)
Favorite? That would be tough. But here are three of my favorites: [IMG] and: [IMG] and finally: [IMG] Why: well, I guess...
fake, I don't believe that they had milling on the rim that early, but, I have been wrong before.
987 231 547 And thanks for the contest
Grab it.
Wrong. Hobby gains are ordinary income. Hobby losses may not be deducted.
By the rim? Nope.
nope, and it sounds like either strike doubling or plating
The 1983 is not a DDR The 1972 is a DDO, but not the 'big one' The doubled date would be very obvious.
FYI: They are goldEN dollars. They are NOT gold.
Great stuff. Thanks for showing
looks like PMD, possibly a glue job
you have VERY tiny coins
agrred w/ Bowers, but he is talking about mint state coins being better and this is a circ & cleaned at that Bowers is talking about gem pieces.
VF-30,obv scratch
1) It is not a cud. A cud must include the rim. 2) It MAY be a die chip/break. 3) Not listed (specifically) in Overton. However, the pictures...
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