Only 199 of these and this is #21. A 2019-S cent from a silver proof set. It’s graded by ANACS as a PR70 DCAM first strike coin. I have the entire...
It’s damaged alright but yes, it is interesting.
I think it’s worth more than you think. Auction prices continue to rise.
Definitely damaged
Gave you checked out the recent prices?
I would guess $3500 for a starting price.
Very common so leave it be. Not worth the time to mess with it.
I noticed that and I guess it could be an Annealed issue but I’m sticking with toning. To me it just has that look.
A 1989-P Dime that’s raw and struck about 60% off center. I like the shape of the Dime and the strike because where the planchet was struck it’s...
How nice, and you can’t argue with the price.
DDD
Looks like a toning issue to me.
Someone is insane and it’s not me.
I can buy steel cents in great shape 6 for $1.00 at my LCS. It’s not worth the time, effort, energy or materials to try and salvage it.
That’s more like a F or XF at best. A very common date. Definitely not worth the cost to grade.
Nice looking but only worth face value.
$95.00 today, less than that after six months.
Nice cud as explained. Value is $10.00 and under at retail pricing,
No Quarter but I received my first 2022 coin, a dime minted in Philadelphia.
And that’s the way it should be. Beautiful specimens Paddy. I didn’t expect such large examples. That blue Aquamarine is stunning. Like my coins,...
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