wow! You got the 1877, 1908 S and 1909 S Indians, plus the 1914 D and 1931 S Lincolns in change? [or even roll searching, how ever.] All that...
Phil If you can get them for $6 or less (including postage) go for it!
lackfocus: 1) welcome to the forum. 2) if that is a sample of your lack of focus, then don't decide to focus. Great coin.
and shipping is only $5, plus .39 for insurance! What a deal.
thanks for the post, interesting.
how about: Location: some rust So, it must be from the rust belt?
Be still my heart!
Full face for the Linc's? Wow! More than I would have gone for.
geeze. Most of the initial varieties are so minor that 'Who Cares?' comes to mind. As for the 1943 D WDDR-023, DDR? Show me the difference...
kanga: 1) The total number of dies? You know the total mintage, and the mint releases the estimate of # of coins struck by each die, so simple...
Apparently I have to get a new edition, my Snow ends at 15.
BrucE: Congrats! Surely a future Cherrypickers' listing.
Here is an example of a small vs large mintmark. The short story: I submitted it to Coin World Clearing House as a new variety. The 1916S...
Lather: from the pictures I can only say that it does not appear to be different sized MM's. It would more likely be the difference in the...
wow, nearly 95% silver. Nice.
well, two points: 1) How the heck did the seller find this thread? 2) you have to give him credit for removing the sale.
10 X is plenty!
possibly, but it would be a cud. A rim cud would be redundant.
Gold: 1189.50 1190.50 +21.30 +1.82% 1177.20 1192.30 High for the day!
So, you ask why did they design & mint the Susan B. ANthony $? Why you ask? So this way the Shield nickel can now be the 2nd ugliest coin in...
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