Yup, according to a Minnesotan, at 18*, we’re having a heat wave. :)
They still circulated in the early sixties. I left many of them with my fingerprints on them. And yes, they would buy a lot of penny candy. :)...
I received an inch of snow last night so please do me a big favor and keep your snow. Lol
It might look decent for a 82 year old coin but it’s worth a dime at best.
He’s not hoarding the cold. South Central PA has been cold this year but we have had a lack of snow so far (knock on wood) so maybe he’s hoarding...
A 1927-S at that. I believe that is the key date as less than 400,000 were minted. She’s worn but maybe that’s why it was in a bag of junk coins...
Glad they found it, now about when they deliver it to you. Hang in there.
Worn die, NAV Doubling.
I totally agree with @physics-fan3.14, what a shame.
I don’t think so but I’m looking at a thumbnail photo so it gets distorted when I enlarge.
65 FH, she’s beautiful
She uses them so she buys them but I do give her the money to pay for them.
Not sure you should sell but that’s your decision, so if you do I would use a major auction house. Welcome to CT.
ENTRY POST I absolutely love the winter. If it snows, I watch my wife shovel it. If it gets icy, I watch my wife scrape the car windows and salt...
Welcome to CT. Your asking about a Cent with a shield and a memorial on the same coin. That alone is conclusive proof your coin has been tortured...
No, just my poor photos on this coin make it appear that way.
And only 6 years old.
Correct but it is a tougher to find date.
It’s a common note that’s from the 1957-A series. Worn but in tact. The serial number is on the low side but collectors want a low not below 1000....
First it was minted by a worn die, then it was struck by circulation damage.
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