Wow, complete with a lettered edge. Put it on eBay-- quick: " unlisted rarity, not in the Red Book, possibly unique. Could be worth millions,...
Bob: per Breen: 1818 Normal date, broad obv dentils, narrow reverse dentils. Apparently, B-3, 8 9, and 10 are similar. He states: First (B-3)...
No doubt, but I was thinking about the 'blonde' part. It reminded me about many blonde jokes.
Delmer: Thanks again!
Pocket: I only added the proofs that were 'proof only' dates to the set, including silver proof only. I (personally) don't feel that you...
Gopher: Not really, a cud is usually on the rim, as a result of a break in the die.
Mike: That is one excellent copy (read: fake). Good catch.
Bob: Why not look for a better date earlier coin? Perhaps some lower mintage Barber dimes or quarters in G or VG. Therer are still quite a few...
KomkaCoins: Nice catch. The sad part is that it dosen't happen very often.
DJ: Man, I feel sorry for her husband. At least she is properly described: lilcaliforniablonde
Ruben: The first pictures are of a 1940 S, nice coin, probably unc.
Chuck: Welcome, and your Lincoln was most likely a privately minted token. Its value is strictly bullion, which would be very little considering...
Both are die chips. There is little added value over a regular coin.
nah, I saw their stuff, way overpriced for 'shipwreck effect' coins.
GDJMSP: hmm........I was so busy concentrating on the clashed die that I missed the encasing. vujo: Probably: Never mind.
Moen: Congrats, I did the same thing, for one complete set 1932-1998. I ignored the states quarters. Then did another couple of sets just...
no matter how we monitor eBay it is up to them to protect the innocent and stupid.
das: From what I can see in picture #1, it is strike doubling, there is a doubled die on the 1943 but I think that it is on the date, and it may...
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