nah, for most underrated series: check out 3 cent nickels & silver, plus 2 cent pieces.
agreed, it makes no sense, but apparenlty it is true. unless you count a 'thud' as a ring.
sure, for a crossover, but it had better be NGC and not NCG. ;)
A regular MS would be silvery colored. The PL (Proof Like) would have a mirrored finish.
Okay, per Lange, Mercury Dimes, 2nd edition, see pages 55-58. "In conclusion, the combination of excellent die work, and an egregious blunder...
Drusus: Wow, all that I can say is: Good Luck! Is there anything that we can do to help?
Just wait until Viper sees this thread!
and welcome to the forum, Goldbaker88.
collect: okay, here goes: #1: Nope, I do not see the DDO. #2) Yes, MD #3) Yup, a large lamination.
Thanks, Mike. Phew, I guess correctly. ;)
Thanks for posting, and no, not a FB. But, is it PL? That would be interesting, and unusual.
Hi, Phantom, welcome to CoinTalk. That was a great 1st post. I hope that you stay around.
nice, but is that a struck thru on the throat? It may prevent a PCGS crossover.
all that I can say is: HUH?
The 1922 is interesting, and the greased die (no date) is it a wheatie?
that Barber is AG. No more than about $7 (considering that silver is about 13X face). I could say that $10 would be high, but possibly fair....
all bands, top, middle & bottom.
well, it isn't me.
but you may consider dipping it to remove the AT. Or not. Sorry, but that does not look like NT to my eye, but, hey what do I know, I wear...
"I paid $55 for this 2005 d ms67 nonsatin dime. What do you think is that crazy? " yes it is.
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