No one’s perfect.
I’m glad she’s learning but she still teases me about spending my collection at face value when I die. I’m 6 1/2 years older but I tell her I plan...
No but she does have 5 brothers, but one of them is deceased. :)
Next month it will probably happen and we’ll being hearing “I told you so.” Lol
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I don’t think so Chris. Between the two different standards between PCGS and NGC, I can’t remember for sure.
Best if you started a new thread and post photos of both sides. Welcome to CT.
She’s 98 years old. Have pity on her and bless her for her service.
Here’s a PCGS graded MS-64 FBL 1948 Franklin Half Dollar. Wish I could find the last 6 I need to complete this set. She’s a great example and look...
From Morocco: A Sharks Tooth [ATTACH] A Partial Mosasaurus Jaw [ATTACH] Orthoceraus Slab [ATTACH]
Well, sort of. My wife gave me this last night. She was out shopping and she actually looked at her change. She said the clerk handed her her...
Hopefully this will help you with understanding errors on paper currency. This is what happens when the paper is missing from the presses. In this...
I’ve just wasted a few minutes of my time reading insane comments that have no substance to them. No facts to support your beliefs and the photos...
It’s a nice looking Halloween Note. At least your daughter notices things like that. Too bad about it being torn a little (upper left on the top)....
It’s worth one cent.
Not rare as it’s damaged. Millions of coins are damaged. It’s worth face value. Nothing and I mean nothing in the minting process would cause this...
It’s only worth one cent. Not a doubled die. Not a mint error. Minted by a worn die and then it circulated for a short time.
You may not have found any silver coins but at least you did find silver. Nice little haul. Glad you got out as it rained for a day and a half...
I won’t say what I’m thinking as the OP said not to.
A worn die caused what you see. However it is a MAD, misaligned die. Not worth any extra but nice to have. It is a plating issue like LaCointessa...
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