MS-71, silly boy.
Ricky: Thank you for the honor............ Uh, can I buy a coin with it?
Speedy: Ya done good. :thumb:
Some listing, I couldn't even type all of that.
Nice variety. Good grab.
JAck: Thanks for the posting, well, I guess that it is time to watch him and go after him again.
pon: Welcome, and no added value.
jjdig Welcome to the forum, and a very nice coin that you have there, assuming that it is genuine. Have you considered having it slabbed?
Pa-sale: The piece is not a coin, but, rather, a commemorative token issued for the centennial. As far as value, it is generally about melt for...
Cents thru half dollars, per Breen-- all were clandestinly (spelled wrong) made.
Hello, Car. My name is Treashunt and I am a coin addict. I have not bought a coin in uh........5 days and I miss it.
Wow, and I thought that it was me!
Nothing like standardization. The USPS is supposed to be the same regardless where you go. I'd speak to the postmaster.
Leadfoot: Actually there were proofs in 1916 and 1917, just a very limited number.
We can always try to start CA: "Collectors Anon". I could use it myself. I have hundreds of Red Books, including at least two complete sets....
damselfly Welcome to the forum, and good luck.
Jack: Cwtokenman is the guy to ask, but for $9.99 (even with that stupid postage) sounds like a winner.
Sorry, let me clarify: Should not be harshly cleaned. Should look/appear original/natural. Should be a nice coin.
Mike: Well, since you mentioned the PCGS slab you automatically eliminated all of the "cleaned" postings, so I'm glad that we got past that...
Now down to business: 35 D= MS-65 45S=MS66 58P=MS 67 64P=MS 67 64D=MS-67
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