very nice. good catch.
known as a clam shell. We need a picture to be sure.
acid dip.
Starting bid: US $5.00 Buy It Now price: US $150.00 And it is nearly a Good....
Post a picture if you can
Bullsquid This belongs in either the general or the "What's it Worth" thread.
Frank: Good catch, I think that it is 1956.
Ruben: Not a bad looking coin. Nor is it a harsh cleaning.
It is not listed in Snow as a variety, so, it is either 1) damage; 2) fake; or 3) so rare that Snow did not know about it. at least in his old...
Bill: Nice job!
Definite candidate for BU-- Beat up.
"There are also 50-60 US Notes ranging from 1914 thru 1988 all different denominations and look brand new!" Wow!
The 'non- S Proofs' are not proofs, probably post-mint polished. The greased die, I would keep.
collectors can spend less money on junk like gasoline, food and electric. Buy more coins.
hamman88 I don't think that clembo was being snippy, he was interested in your collection, in order to properly asnwer the question. Why say...
"To highlight the coin manufacturing process, this set includes a one-cent planchet, a pair of circulating one-cent coins, a pair of satin-finish...
And she hasn't been back, a spammer.
it depends: is: 1913 nickel the V-nickel or the Buffalo?
agreed with cloudsweeper, then I'd roll them and buy the others.
spock1k well, did you get out of your bids?
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