That label sure is an error. Your coin is a 1921 and that’s the rarer of the two dates. Very nice and in a high grade too.
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Sounds great. I’ve never thought about that as I have relatives that served on both sides.
From the Kalgoorlie area in Western Australia. A nice 1/3 ounce nugget. [ATTACH]
On May 12, 1920 Congress authorized a special half dollar to commemorate the landing of the pilgrims at Plymouth Massachusetts in 1620. Cyrus E....
It’s not a cud. Looks like a die crack that could be the start of a lamination. Definitely a keeper.
Let me be direct: NO!!!
All I see is a worn cent with a few dings. :D
Well, you are in Nevada and there’s some nice ones out there. :)
2 Beautiful ragged clips Rick.
Nice looking @Cheech9712 and a definite keeper.
I still need all 5. Only recycled coins around here.
Harshly cleaned due to the abrasion I’m seeing. Not worth the cost to spend on grading them.
Some I buy for mineral types and others as investments. Gold Nuggets are like snowflakes, no two are alike. :)
Just a replica
The means to melt the coins, the area and the process needed, along with the refinement that is necessary to remove the other metals makes me take...
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