I like it. It’s a clean honest coin that did well in circulation. From you photos I would say that that is a worn cud on the reverse from 11:00 to...
From the mint mark it’s split plate doubling. That started with zinc cents in 1983, the first year of issue. You can see white shiny metal to the...
I see no mint mark on this coin.
Definitely damaged!
Time to start a token collection. :)
Polished or plated but it ain’t natural.
That was done after it left the mint. Only the person that did that knows what happened. It’s considered damaged but it is worth the silver value....
Anything can and probably has been used as money. Seashells come to mind instantly. Barter is a wonderful thing.
A dryer coin will be flatter on the edges around the rim. The Reeded edge is still present.
This is a $100.00 Confederate States of America Note. It’s from 1864. I wanted an example and I bought this a few years ago. This is a counterfeit...
That’s a great looking coin! Why can’t the US mint coins like that? Congrats on 15,000 posts. :)
Now it’s an impaired proof but it’s still silver. Nice find!
Looks like a bullseye on that one!
Does. This replacement phone of mine keeps changing words on me.
It’s a keeper, that’s what it is. Nothing real special and you’re not getting rich but it’s a great find and nice to have in a collection. :)
Forget the variety, just go buy both of them and be happy! :)
It was encased at some point in its life, probably worn as a necklace. Not a mint error.
It won’t hurt for you to call them. If you don’t pay and they don’t hear from you, I would think you’d be banned from all their future auctions.
How nice to find that in circulation. Bet you were surprised. I know I would be.
For them it was work to support themselves. Just think of all the fun and enjoyment you had. They didn’t have that. At least you found something. :)
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