Toad: Congrats! Nice pick up.
Join the club.
nice: "The seller ended this listing early because of an error in the listing." And he seems pretty honest in his listings, look at the $5...
COULD (emphasis is deliberate) be a struck thru error. In this instance lets see it without the arrows.
CW: In a nut shell: RPM: Re-punched mintmark. RPD: Re-Punched Date. OMM:Overmintmark. example: a D punched over an S, see 1938 D Buffalo...
he said: "The proof sets are ngc graded "
"Time for a Wedding! Still trying to figure out the title.
I agree with desertgem, get a copy of the Red Book (A Guide Book to US Coins, by R S Yeoman.) That is where you should start.
personal opinion, stick with the uncs. And, welcome to the forum.
I don't see the eye appeal of a 65, much less a 6.
Yeah, I bought stocks also. oh, well, back to my coins, for now.
Current melt is 7.28. You did very well.
Oh, my gosh! Another Little Old Lady who got ripped off! Hey, it could have been worse, it could have been a bank teller who robbed her of...
jaceravone Nah, I enjoy watching, but I'll leave the predictions and crystal ball to Elaine. closed down $6.40
The edge appears to read: "1.000 fine pure gold."
And down a bit, +$16.20 Hold on for the ride.
Bite your tongue!
Hopefully this will work. In another thread, an 1885 V-nickel was shown. In the past it was a clear AG, because of the wear to the reverse....
looks like it was struck thru a very late state die cap. Where is Mike?
What Becky said.
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