Congratulations Paddy! I doubt I’ll ever get close to you in likes and I’ll put your mind to rest, I’m not trying. Lol I’m laughing with you...
I was just focusing on the area I mentioned so thank you. I see these other areas now.
If mail is damaged it is supposed to be bagged or sealed with tape. There’s the “we’re sorry” that goes with it. Most of that gets delivered. But...
I passed up the opportunity to buy a flip over double struck nickel very recently. I bought another coin that I wanted more but here is a flip...
Mail carriers make two mistakes on a regular basis. They get the house number correct but the wrong street or they get the street correct but the...
Hence, not the end but (as I stated).
I don’t do the obsoletes but I love the CSA Notes. I’m slowly building a nice collection of them. Sure wish I started collecting them in my...
It’s a normal zinc cent that’s not and never was a proof. It has plating issues which is common.
Well congratulations are in order. Nice notes, especially the 1929 $20.00 obsolete note. Now, when are you going to start collecting the...
Yes there are a few nice people in the world. When I was managing my post office every once in awhile I would find a wallet in a blue collection...
This is why I sell a roll of $.50 for $1.00 in my antique shop. I double my money and since I’m not a variety collector, so who knows what you’ll...
I recently purchased this coin, an 1854 Liberty Seated Quarter. It has arrows at the date and no rays making it a variety 3 coin. 12,380,000 were...
Typical government. The coin states ONE CENT and they called it something else.
Yours is an incomplete planchet. The type of clip is called a straight clip, which is more than likely from the side, not the end.
Yes they were but break it down a bit more. Variety 1 1837-1838, No obverse stars Variety 2 1838-1853, Stars on obverse Variety 3 1853-1855,...
I wouldn’t like to have errors in my car or a few other things I own, but coins, errors are great. I’m not a variety collector, but I do enjoy the...
A nice grease filled die caused. Common but yours is missing or weak in more areas. And it’s a Cent, not a Penny. Says so on the reverse. And...
The correct term is an incomplete planchet. As to the type of the incomplete planchet, it’s a curved clip.
V K ash dies do not cause the metal to move. You can see displaced metal on the top side. This is from the coin taking a hit, probably by another...
I’d have to pass. That isn’t a scratch, it’s a gouge and that would annoy me something terrible.
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