There are several minor ddr's for 1983, and a lot with strike doubling. Also, the pictures in the link are only the obverses. Good luck, I hope...
mdev53: Welcome to the forum, and good luck with the 1921.
mike: Nice coin, at least 63 to 64, IMHO. But, hard to tell thru the plastic. Good luck
Congrats, I have never "finished" a set of anything. I have completed the set, and then went on to upgrade each of the pieces. So, I am still...
10 silver dimes in rolls in one day, that is way above average. Congrats.
Most of the coins in my collection, especially my varieties. Another term: "Not worth much".
sad to think that eBay will be the only big game in town. But, they were always the big fish.
Aiden: I really appreciated your description: "medal-coins" Since they are only for collectors, and never circulate, especially in their country.
dipping? Since when do we plate coins?
:thumb: Lol, thanks
When in doubt, try getting it slabbed. If your family really had it for 150 years there is always the possibility of it being genuine. But, why...
Keep them, they are a good start to more.
Twiggs: Thanks for the link, very informative.
Pocket: What a shame. Looks like it was put into a vise. And someone really hated the design.
I still prefer the old designs, I guess that I am getting old(er).
Obsession? You say that as though it is a bad thing.
Ruben: I agree with the body bag comment, but, sometimes it is worth getting a non-slabbed item because you just won't see another. However, if...
Aiden: \ Wow, thanks. That was an eye-opener!
The one on the right looks like an abused proof.
ya done good. If he doesn't appreciate them, I'll forward my address to you.
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