I dont think I'd call that a cud, Im not even sure if thats a die break. Rim burr?
To me it depends whether you are a numismatist/coin collector, or a coin dealer/seller.
Haha, he was just joking around I'm sure.
But I guess all that matters is that I possibly used to be a carrot, and that carrot used to be a star, so now I'm a star.;):happy:
Yes I agree on the '21.
Ha! Happens all the time lol, still don't understand why I got a ":/" for my explanation while kindly explaining and siding her case. :eek:
I know, they aren't my coins (to be honest I think the images are slightly edited). Though they are straight grades. Coin #1- PCGS MS65...
ha!
All of those coins are natural.
Funny relevant topic. Scientists just witnessed the collision of two neutrons stars, creating tooonss of gold and iron!
I didn't know you wanted to go to North Idaho College! Beautiful campus! :happy: https://www.nic.edu/_img/index1.jpg
I think the D has a hit on it, but either way MMs don't show DDO.
OP, please post a picture of the coin compared to another penny and a dime side by side.
You're right, you never did. But a lot of people call it ugly and "tarnish" and I just don't see it. Besides on some, especially the one the OP...
Wow this is really interesting!
I think rolled thin too.
I do not see WDDO-001, check for notching on the leg of the R.
yeah check wexlers listings, i dont see anything from your pics but its better to see in hand.
Probably with NGC (assuming he is not assigning VAMs or other varieties/errors) then probably about $75 (if the NGC website is up to date). $25 a...
$2 for a roll of 50. Purely because I dont think they are really unsearched.
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