Looks like something was laying on the planchet when it was copper coated.
Definitely damaged
I can’t tell a thing with those photos. Sorry.
Sure, but it’s not a keep what you find. Lol
I never noticed anything on the edge so thank you very much. It’s very clear and very much like today’s edge lettering. Not worn at all. It reads...
Wonderful!
I think you did very well. Great looking coin.
We just found out that my wife’s oldest niece gave birth to a daughter at 12:04 am today. Since your wife gave birth today as well dies that make...
That’s the rare “snakeskin” variety.
Latin has many terms, meanings and usage. In the US, Pro Bono, never had the legal meaning that it does today. I think it was just before the...
Wow, I need a 1793. She’s side-saddle and bare breasted. In mine, she not side saddle. And he right hand covers her left breast. Just not seeing...
You’re welcome
It has a few small dings, otherwise smooth. Most of the obverse has small round denticles.
I almost have a complete set of the Presidential and Sacajawea Dollars but the new ones are of no interest to me. The mint has ruined coin...
The horse humor is good today. :) Have a great day my friend.
Just a token really but it’s an interesting one. Dated 1795, it’s a Coventry Half Cent. Yes, they were used in circulation when coins were hard to...
Funny but why show your bad side?
Not worth grading. For modern coins to grade high enough to cover the grading fees and costs, it needs to be a MS-68 or higher. Not long ago I...
Congratulations on the birth of the tadpole. Glad to hear all is well with your family. I told you not to be concerned. :)
The coin itself is severely damaged. Most likely by acid. The copper on the receded edge is normal.
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