Oh yea. Still nice die chip.
Looks like a lamination on the N.
Here's the coin I missed. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] In ICG VF20 BN (Looks nicer to me) 1888/7 1C S2 VF20 BN Price Guide is $400. Eventually sold for...
It looks like a combinaition between damage and lamination, but dont quote me. I do see some very nice lam in there though.
Oh thanks Ill check those out!
Haha that thread again! XD Yes the orange peel texture and all of that are from veeeerrry late die stage.
I don't see a posting from you about a quarter cud?
That looks like a bit of finning paired with some zinc rot.
All three of those do look like lams. Let us know if the other acetone changes anything!
I 100% agree. Same with other foreign coins. In the US there aren't many super serious collectors of the older foreign coins, the price guides are...
Yes, they are not the same, but read my post a little closer "interchangeably used," I didn't say the two words are interchangeable;).
Or definition of uncirculated lol.
I've been lookin' years for the misplaced mm haha. Ya who knows? Probably still sitting in his personal collection.
:dead:I think I just cried a little:(
Probably a good $145+ coin there.
I know this is an old thread, but especially with the cud, this is a very valuable and scarce coin. This is a misplaced mintmark.
Same thing happened to me. Almost got this 1888/7 1C S2 for $15! https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/494779/1888-Indian-Cent-S-2-ICG-VF-20-BN...
Good strategy. That's what I try to focus on, dies, then varieties. What book or resource do you use?
Yup I get mine at Walmart. Pretty cheap.
What'd he say?
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