Names don’t matter, accuracy does. I paid less than $20.00.
Are you sure Tommy? I was thinking it was the 1916 DDO. LOL
Great looking coin and I can see why you had to have it. My favorite is elbow macaroni.
Where’s Lincoln? That’s Jefferson and all those scratches are damage. Only worth five cents.
Oh I’m laughing now. :) It was that small font that did it.
Hope your news is improving and prayers continue to go with you and your family. Neat looking Dime.
I don’t collect varieties but it’s looks small to me.
Both coins are damaged. But where the 1909 from your thread title?
I don’t litter my cents but I will pick them up if someone else litters. :smuggrin:
I don’t collect these but I found 3 of them in a box that I bought in 2011. I only have them because I thought they were nice ones. Not really...
But it’s fun to collect.
Stunning! And those high grade reflective coins are terrible to photograph.
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At your age it makes it easier to buy, hold and price average if it drops. It’s more difficult at my age as I’m retired and older. It’s what long...
I was able to get a bottle but I had to talk to a representative to do it. Their online ordering system would not accept my address. And it’s not...
Looks like someone coated the face of the coin with some type of glue.
It’s nothing special and it didn’t happen at the mint. Peel away but it’s only worth one cent.
Linear plating blisters.
A nice clashes die. It’s a keeper.
I save every star note I get, regardless of its condition. I have a few thousand dollars at face value of them. It’s a cheap easy way to save...
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