I’ll keep as is as they call it, a clipped die, as there’s no such thing. A great label mistake with a nice error coin as well. Welcome to CT.
The problem is solved-DON’T CLEAN COINS
That was a great gift and it should be kept in the family. Glad to hear that you got it. You even have 2 silver certificates in the lower corners.
In Montana there is a bar, it’s called the Silver Dollar Bar. They claim to have over 10,000 sealed in plastic or lucite in the bar. It’s been...
I like the coin but the error on the label is funny to me. Who ever heard of a clipped die? Lol
Don’t think too hard about it. I just got it last month so not about to part with it.
The letter D. It’s a mint mark. The D is for Denver. Lol
I think it should be capped, not clipped. Only 2 letters difference and it is a capped die.
A 1977-D Lincoln Memorial Cent graded by PCGS as MS-63 RD. Reading the Label it reads Reverse Clipped Die but it’s not clipped. It’s Capped. An...
Nope. Just a blank BU planchet.
Let me help you. It’s nice and I understand your wanting one. But the truth is, you can’t afford it. :)
Looks off to me. If just doesn’t look like a real one but all I have is a photo.
Look carefully and use your red book to help determine varieties and errors.
Then add in your auctioneer fees and shipping. Already to high for me.
Not sure Chris as I don’t have a scale.
All copper
You should post some of your errors. I have a few new ones to post.
It’s the real thing, a blank planchet. The obverse is the top photo. LOL but only because it’s mine and I said so. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Pricy but neat.
Looks like some bug not all off the luster has been removed. I agree, I like them before. What makes you think the set was contaminated?
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