I’d go through all of them. Being retired it gives me something to do at times when I don’t feel like doing anything else or when the weather is...
I’m not a collector of those but at that price I think I would have purchased the entire box.
@Omegaraptor Please post a photo of it.
The coin has been well circulated but that is a nice lamination peel, detached of course.
That’s a beauty! Unfortunately I do not have a crocodile in my ancient coin collection.
A nice EF Indian Head Cent dated from its first year, 1859. This is the Laurel Wreath which did not have a shield. It’s composition is...
Environment
That was caused by the coin being heated. It’s considered damage.
It was dropped in the ground and someone found it. Being a 2021 it wasn’t there long but it did receive what we call ED or environmental damage....
Polished or whizzed as I didn’t look that closely but it contains silver so it’s a keeper.
It will brighten up the coin but if left on the coin too long it will eat the luster. You’ll end up with a dull, lack luster coin.
Thank you
Yes it is. Makes me wonder if was a first strike with this die. We will never know but you don’t see business strike coins this good.
Thanks and it filled a hole in my Dansco 7070. It’s 60% filled now and I only started working on it a year ago. :)
Hopefully you didn’t shoot him. Lol
Sorry you have that problem. I’m a saver and that’s about all I do. I pay my bills and save. I have 4 savings accounts. One is for coins, then...
Butbb B it’s in my vault of wealth. :)
Thanks for not drooling on my coin. LOL
Very sorry to hear this. My condolences go with you and all the family.
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