Ben: Among others: Most Barber coins (dimes, quarters and half dollars) are more common in proof than unc.
1938
Ask Mike. Looks like strike doubling to me.
Yup, most likely. I am getting pains in my stomach!
Darryl: Thanks for the comments. With the piece in hand you would be able to see that there is little evidence of wear. The areas that you...
Agreed, now for the other 73 pieces. A nice piece to start with.
Ed: Only 1/2 a roll? What did you do with the rest?
Sorry, but I have to agree. However, as an added note, if it does turn out to be a fake, then you made a real good deal. Contemporary fakes are...
aslanmia: A write off? I don't think so, but without the date, it would be difficult to convince anyone else.
Ben: Thank you, and I am still a bit away from the application. I think that I still need about 10 pieces to start the process. (and I had...
Jack Can you post a link, that one isn't working for me.
It is the listed DDO, but played with.
For the newer collectors out there, this is why I am so excited about this piece: Total mintage: 188,627 #3rd lowest mintage in the series.
spock: Wow, what was the grade?
leadfoot: 1) the coini is an AU++ (that is AU-55 or AU-58, what used to be called a slider-- nearly a full unc.) 2) Why not certified? Not...
Welcome to the forum. And, the coin was damaged by a coin counting machine. Very common, no added value.
Who is Susan McMillan?
Thanks, Mike. dreamer: It was common practice in the 1800's. They were used for advertising purposes.
jon: You did a nice job. 32,000,000 more and you'll have a profit.
TC; Thank thm very much and use the gift certificates for supplies. (unless you got a lot of money, then, they are still free coins.) Next...
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