The dollar coin is nicknamed a Loonie for the bird on it. The cent is nice as they no longer make cents in Canada.
I’m sure of that but my horse sense won’t let me place a value on an unknown cause.
I’m not sure but it looks as if the Outer layer is peeling away. I’d definitely keep it but I don’t think a worn die caused that.
Don’t purchase gold bars or rounds. Buy pre 1933 US Mint Gold coins instead. They are a much better price and the collector interest will always...
I wouldn’t put any value on it until it can be properly identified by an expert.
What a shame.
On first looking at this coin, damage comes to mind. But when you take a closer look I believe it was a defect of some sort on the planted before...
eBays fees are a killer. There rules are nasty as well. I don’t buy or sell on eBay, never have, never will.
I have a set in a Dansco. I have all of them and that’s all I want. Why are people paying so much for them? You’ve got me as they aren’t worth it.
I think that a bit low, especially if you’re paying shipping. You might also think about selling it on CT.
I really didn’t notice until you post. There’s a few on that list I wouldn’t want like the commemoration ones. The rest of the list, I have over...
Old age is terrible. :woot:
My thanks go out to @Pickin and Grinin for my 45,000 like.
This is a 1972 DDO, a doubled die obverse. Graded by PCGS with the old green label as a MS-66 Red.Just under 3 billion 1972 cents were minted at...
It’s a common plating blister on a zinc cent. A nice one but common.
I feel the same way.
And lose my old green label? Lol
Sorry but not an error coin.
There’s been a lot of interest in this counter stamp with recent posts. Through various ways I was asked and I said I would think about it. Here...
Not at all. If a coin like that pops up I just stop spending. I eat less, cook all my meals, plans trips to use less gas, etc. I save wherever I...
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