Looks like it is time for his first neg.
vipergts2 If I can follow your logic, then I believe that the obverse metal in the design would be raised. {If it was the obverse die that broke.)
mark: Sure you are upset, but...even today you couldn't get the price that you got back then. And eating was probably kinda important then....
There is still a lawsuit over them. Periodically Coin World mentions it.
30% back of bid for me. Everyone else: 30% over.
So, you know her? [the first wife.]
acanthite Well, it looks like are have a winner here. I agree that it is the Lawrence 102, which is unlisted in Flynn's book (as are many...
Ben: I just looked at my Overton's. The overdate is O-101, R-1. And NOT listed without the diecracks! How'd you get the R factor?
Ben: $60? How many decades ago? LOL, v-e-r-y nice.
Ben: Did you cherry pick that one? Nice!
about $1.08
coinzip: Very nice, what was it graded (raw I presume). You should check out some of Ben's (Bonedigger) half dollars. Ben: I guess that we...
Biggiest mistake: Getting married, the first time.
So, you 'heard it at the Grapevine?' (apologies to Marvin Gaye.)
Carl: I have to agree with Speedy.
Cheryl It looks about VF (perhaps a bit better), but... it does clook harshly cleaned. So silver value, about 10.8 X face.
As Carl Sagan used to say: "Billions & Billions".
yeah, and sometimes they will even say: could you move that junk, we're having company!
They are just souvenier pieces.
I'll be at Melville. And looking forward to it. Anyone else going to be there?
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