No, it starts above WE on his neck, goes along the top of the designer’s initials and out into the field ending above RU. It looks raised, like a...
It’s dated 2000 and the zinc is showing on the reverse. A nice but uncommon Mint error. BU in all aspects. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Another Texas Cent in the same week. Is someone out there making them for fun and a profit?
The photos are to dark to tell so I didn’t vote in the poll. I’m not seeing the FG but it appears to have a partial spot where the initials should...
I said MS-64. Beautiful coloring and definitely red but I think it has too many small dings to be higher.
You should take a photo of a normal sized Cent against this one. From your description it sounds like a Texas Cent. Copper is soft and if the coin...
It looks slightly damaged, it won’t grade high enough and the grading fees will cost you more than you could ever sell that coin for. Welcome to CT.
Nice finds Paddy! I hope you realize that you are cleaning New York of it’s lost silver coins and next year you have a new standard to beat. Glad...
Looks to me that it has all the signs of a reverse 2 with an obverse 2, which would be standard. I’m having difficulty in focusing today but the Y...
Where was this show? From what you got it looks like a good one. Congrats on your new purchases.
Is that die chip above the 19 in the date?
Here’s my 1928-S PCGS graded MS-64 Silver Dollar. A total of 1,632,000 were minted. Overall it’s on the lower side for the series. [ATTACH]...
According to Coneca:BIE die break This is a sub-category of the die break affecting the letters of LIBERTY on the Lincoln cent. Technically, only...
Thanks Frank
Yup, I’ve mentioned it before. A PCGS, MS-64 white 1927-S. I’ve checked out what was pointed out but they just didn’t make the cut. I have several...
It’s okay, just don’t go to years about it.
Be my guest.
Yes it does, actually a number of them have a good price difference between a 63 and a 64. Best wishes if you do so.
A good experiment with better than expected results I’d say.
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