Just wear from circulation.
Extremely nice finds for being almost as old as me.
That’s but that bill is not mine. Mine is the one on the first page so please look at that and read the history. It’s fascinating. R. King was the...
Thank you. No blood, just the way CSA paper money stains.
I thought everyone had one.
That last photo makes me stand by my original post but the lamination crack does extend past the A.
If you had any clues to collecting you’d understand.
Sorry I couldn’t get back to you until now. MD or machine doubling is NAV or no added value doubling as explained by others.
Afraid not and welcome to CT.
A rusted steel cent from 1943. Not worth more than face value. Welcome to CT.
Happy Birthday to everyone!!!
Happy Birthday to all of you!!
The mint mark is probably an RPM and all other doubling is MD. I can’t tell for sure as the pictures get in the way.
I can see the crack and I have no doubts that’s it’s from a lamination issue. However I also see a gouge in the field just above the lower portion...
The supply is low and demand is high. That’s what’s driving the market.
Looks like damage from an electric engraving tool.
Damage is all I see
That’s the best error that I’ve seen in the last 30 seconds.
It’s the D over an S mint mark. Not an error, just a variety. Shame about those carbon spots. Despite the over mint mark it’s not worth the price...
I think it’s wonderful!
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