No idea really. I just turned 67 and not pressed for money so I’ll hang on to it for awhile. My best guess is with the way things are currently...
It’s been damaged. Welcome to CT.
Faint but present so probably struck through grease.
Very nice find in the wild.
I’m not buying at today’s prices. I have well over 600 ounces of silver plus tons of 90% junk silver coins, all purchased at $12.00 an ounce or...
We need photos to help you
Not a DDO
It’s most certainly worth more than face value but the overall condition of the bill matters a great deal. Serial numbers less than 100 are highly...
It’s a 1998 1/10th gold oz. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
That is an insane price. At least you got the idea, you’re not going to retire.
You were more specific while I was more general. No problems. Thanks for the input.
I went 66 as I felt the reverse marks would hold it back. Glad I was mistaken.
No problems with my bank.
Your LCS is correct. Improper cleaning removes mint luster. It’s more noticeable on lower grade coins but you’ll get the hang of it. Just because...
A number of the comments are confusing the 1942/1 with the 1942/1-D. The over date is quite distinctive between the two.
Worn die on a zinc planchet, circulation and plating issues.
You must provide photos of both sides to get a response.
You’re welcome
A nice cud. Congratulations but not worth a lot.
Definitely damaged. Spend it and don’t bat an eye doing it. Welcome to CT.
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