I only use my LCS and reputable dealers on line and in auctions.
In a word, no, it’s not worth the risk.
Definite damage to the O. A 1939 Jefferson Nickel with real doubling exist on includes the words MONTICELLO and FIVE CENTS.
It’s damaged. Also looks a dryer coin.
At the bottom of the missing leg of the R you can see a small rounded bump. This leads me to believe it’s PMD.
I’d say no as I can see the faint roof supports and the FG designer’s initials.
The coin on the kart is partially missing a clad layer but the coin on the right is damaged.
You’re more than welcome. We also bake chicken in the over, cut up and over rice. When it’s half way cook, we add broccoli to it but it should be...
I would agree with his statements about the date, especially the 0. It should be more elongated than round.
That’s so sweet Mari. :)
My wife uses Velveeta Cheese, Butter and Milk. She puts it in the microwave, stirs and heats again and repeats until it’s a thick liquid. You...
Broccoli is delicious. Try it with cheese a sauce. :) Now, back to the topic and thank you for tuning into this thread break. Lol
Congratulations on completing your mission. Very nice looking set.
Leave it alone. It has great eye appeal but the cleaning would get a details coin.
Looks like DDD to me.
I’ve seen photos and read an article about this coin before. I just can’t remember when or where. I B do remember it was definitely considered an...
Definitely doubling but is flat and shelf like. That means MD.
Nice very small incomplete double clipped planchet error. Just barely made a double. The edge photos show it.
Sounds right.
USPS financial problems started back in the early 1960’s. Congress is their biggest enemy. I’ll say no more.
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