No chance that it is real. You could not have the rim on a true broadstrike, it is a perfect coin, but over sized. Not gonna happen.
Guy: He says: "he 8 at the end of the date is twisted out of vertical, and almost looks like it might be upside down. Is such a thing possible?"...
I go VG+ High end, and nice.
zane: I don't know, it would seem to be a bag mark, and still gradable. (if that is a word).
Danr: Thanks for the link, strange but interesting.
dctuttle: Welcome to the forum.
09S-V.D.B: Or someone who read all of the above postings.
Pennybids; Thank you for your response, however, I am sorry, but I still don't understand what you are attempting to do.
Drusus: The values assigned were done to protect the poster, as we bot know the seller claimed XF grades. Considering the span of items offered...
edduns: I say a trade token, or if the correct size, it may have even come from a game arcade when the Saci's first came out.
Patti Cuneo: Welcome, and try for the pictures.
Also, the damage on the obverse will decrease the value.
I don't see the dip, but MS-62 probably, because of the marks on the cheek.
athrose: Welcome, and wow two posts in 2 years and one month. See ya in August, 2009.
Thank g-d. Now we can get onto the discussion of coins! Sorry to everyone that purchased them, but (and I hope that you all make a ton of money...
sorry, i missed Jody's posting.
d_lairson: We await the photo, but, most likely, it was damaged by a coin counting machine.
GDrzymala: Interesting, who graded it? By the way hamman88 is correct as far as the value.
ag: Well some of them are: 3 (pieces) of the Flying Eagle 1858/7 1- (believe it or not) 1909 S VDB, purchased as a 1909 S. #3 1943/2...
I assume that you meant 'cent'. Anyway, they are machine wrapped, and off centers like this one are easy to fall into the wrapping machine. not...
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