I know it’s blurry but it’s not a RADAR.
Yes it’s a keeper! Very interesting and quite different. Looks like a sharks tooth.
It’s a spender as it’s not a fancy number of any sort.
I can’t say what it is as I have no idea. It looks as if it was in the metal and just a good strike to be included in the coin. Definitely a...
Definitely a bank tellers stamp. Damaged
All the details don’t look as sharp as they should.
Very nice. I have one somewhere.
I voted for the top ? in your poll. Not sure why but it was there. It’s a normal coin so spend it.
I’m with the roller marks. Improper alloys then to be not so straight and uniform.
Maybe it’s just being with my thoughts elsewhere but how does a mint mark get under the date? It’s a 1969 and they were not on the master die like...
She’ll get it, late but she’ll get it one day. Be patient.
They are becoming good friends. :)
Very nice pre strike lamination. A great piece!
Not even close to full steps.
Someone found it on the ground and put it back into circulation. Just toned from the environment. Only worth five cents.
Here she is resting in her new home. And she has a neighbor, a Mercury Dime.[ATTACH]
I see no signs of a cleaning but I do see very light wear so a high AU grade.
Lowball at an auction. A lack of bidders. I was only the 3rd bid. What a deal! :)
It’s small so I can live with that. The strike is strong and that’s a good thing.
Lol, only a whopping $35.00. I kid you not. :) Yes, I’m grinning ear to ear.
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