It’s called a MAD or a misaligned die strike. Very common and not worth a premium. This is a minor one. Unfortunately I don’t have a photo of a...
Kids do the darnest things. :) That comes from a very wise man, Art Linkletter.
Send it back! They need to certify and slab correctly. They should slab the error slab certifying the error and correcting their mistake on the...
Way to go! Looks nice.
I’m laughing so hard it hurts. :)
A few of the boxes are boring but others are so exciting. I like those. :) Looking back, it’s amazing what I bought. In some cases I think I just...
Read the other responses and you’ll have your answer. Lol
I live in a remolded barn so no basement. Lol
I bought lots of coins in the last 10 years but due to working 6 days a week and 80 plus hours each week I never opened them. I just tucked them...
I can’t. About 2010 I saw the lower mintages and the prices. I felt it was an affordable price to get them all and that’s exactly what I did....
Just to keep the record straight, these coins were not minted from 1916 through 1924. There were only 13 years for the minting of them. 1925 was...
Opened another one of my boxes late yesterday evening and found this. It’s a 1908 Gold Indian Quarter ($2.50) Eagle. This was the first year of...
Very nice and helpful but the horse was joking with me. :)
It was the same for me when I lived 12 miles from the Canadian border in Washington State. All the businesses took change but the dollars and all...
Yes there are.
@bruthajoe Enjoy it now because it’s only a one year issue.
Not buying and not selling. HOLD, HOLD and HOLD.
The plate is inked but no paper is feed into the press so the ink is transferred to the opposite press. Then paper goes in and they print like...
Hardly any rim by the date and directly opposite there is a wider rim. It’s on the obverse and the first photo shows it quite well. As I said,...
It’s a slight MAD coin that’s silver. Does anything else matter? Grease? Worn Die? Etc, etc, etc.
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