I was thinking, "If it was only a year older!" LOL. A 59 with that much luster is still a nice find though. I've never found a Wheat in the wild...
Yeah. Especially in the date. Amazing to find one that old with so much of its original luster. I'm guessing it's spent most of its life in...
I found this searching today. Amazing luster! Normally, of course, a 59 wouldn't be a big deal but this one gorgeous! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Chinese counterfeits. I absolutely did not think about that. That's probably what this is.
Check this one out: a a so-called 1943 copper cent. I'm guessing it's a normal 1948 with the left side of the 8 removed. smh...
I report these kinds of ebay listings all the time, but ebay seldom if ever does anything about it! Grrrr! :mad: :banghead:
Hello, all I recently bought this 2005-P Minnesota Strike-through. Wish I could get better pictures because it's gorgeous in hand! Lol. PCGS has...
I just love how some of these sellers use the word "Rare". It's deceptive and when I see it I usually just ignore the item and move on to the...
Check this one out. The seller doesn't even have the right year! :hilarious: https://www.ebay.com/itm/364042097222
Ok. I appreciate the advice. I haven't posted much, so I'm still kinda learning, but in the future I'll be more specific. And yeah, it is pretty...
No. I saw it on eBay and was just really curious. Just something about it doesn't look right to me. Wanted to see what the experts on here thought...
Is this a cud or is something else going on? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I'm not an expert, but they look like die cracks to me.
When I first started collecting errors I found a dime with a perfectly smooth edge. I got excited thinking I found an error, but I did some...
I've never sent coins in to a TPG. But I've always wondered, do they determine degree of rotation for you (since they're the professionals) or do...
Yeah, when I first posted I was thinking a strike-through, but since you mentioned it, it could very well be lamination.
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Here's my 2003-D Lincoln Cent. One of my favorites that I own. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I've found a couple in circulation. None as dramatic, but I kept them nonetheless.
Still a mint error I assume since it happened at the Mint? Just curious.
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