Glad it worked out in your favor. She’s a beautiful lady! :)
“Just” reasoned out? Hope I didn’t mislead you as I had no intention of doing so.
Thanks. Sometimes my thoughts aren’t transferred into words correctly.
If keeping, it should be placed in a non-PVC sleeve and kept in a warm, dry place.
Photos are mostly but not always, very difficult to get a good idea of what the coin really looks like.
Wasn’t what I was thinking but it sounded like that’s what I meant. Help!!
Understand completely. What grade did she receive?
I think the mint marks were still applied by hand. If that’s the case, it’s normal.
MS65
Not that I can see but if you say it for oh say 50 years, it might.
The bill itself probably does not but signatures, series, and serial numbers can change that real fast. We need photos of both sides to be more...
Nice finds. We just don’t get anything like that around my area. If I do find something it’s a big surprise.
There’s a lot of coins like that put there.
Lol I guess not.
Counterfeiting is illegal and there are lots of laws about counterfeiting covering all areas. Making the coins, selling, trading owing or using...
Looks like a higher grade but hard to tell with that dark toning. Have you thought about a quick dip or acetone?
Sounds like your talking about a baby camel before it’s hump appears. Lol
Ya did good
You’re welcome
Nice looking
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