I really don’t think it makes a difference.
Good morning Sunshine, Looks like someone saved it then spent it 20 years later. I’d keep it. :)
Very nice find Rick! A disgruntled mint employee created those varieties. At least they’ve dropped in price. Nice looking kitchen too.
The other day I went to one of the places that is close by that I buy antiques for my shop from. Only found 2 items for the shop. As I was paying...
The question was “How do you eat an elephant?” The answer is and you must allow lots of time as an elephant is rather large, one bite at a time...
We definitely need full size photos of both sides. Welcome to CT.
Nii is g a doubled die. Just worthless doubling as it’s common. Welcome to CT.
Nice looking coin but you really need to get that green crud off of the coin before real and unreversable damage occurs.
Absolutely beautiful coin. That’s the first copper (zinc) dime I’ve ever seen.
Of course I do but it’s not as nice as this ‘41. :)
In honor of my 43,000 post I present the following, a beautiful 1941 Walking Liberty Half Dollar. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Very nice and a great price. I think today’s spot price makes a 90% half dollar about $12.50 but don’t quote me.
Best to leave that coin alone. The more wear a coin has the stranger it looks when dipped.
I have another 1964 Kennedy in the works. Once that arrives next week I’ll compare the two the best one will go in my 7070.
The 20102010 is a four digit repeating note. That will carry a small premium.
Chemical corrosion
Lots of nice finds for minor errors like this in the fifties. Nice looking coin.
AU-58 for me.
Don’t I know it. That ding was a shame when I first saw it. No slabbing on that one but it’s good enough for a Dansco.
I bought this Kennedy 90% silver half for my Dansco 7070. I think it makes a nice addition. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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