poggie: If they look like that in the 1920's then they are half dollars. You really should try to post a photo.
yeoldstore: First: Welcome. Second: My guess is post mint error, looks somewhat liek a metal detecting coin, in the ground with a LOT of...
Who the heck knows! Apparently a coin, but not the one pictured, could be another? Or not, or maybe something else.
Phoenix: Curved line, thru the collar. The only thing that I can think of is a glued coin. Can you post pictures?
BjC: Don't bother using calculations, just use face value and multiply by the buying price. That is 9 times face, or what ever. Good luck.
It will be nice with one box, yup, my wife would be estatic, but I'd have to get rid of about 24,000 pieces. LOL.
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Captain: First, Hi again to Spock. Next: They are very brave, I wonder what Ebay is doing about her? Since there is nothing fake about the...
Mike: Thanks for your comments, I always learn from them. Also, yes, I agree that it is good to question the experts. Last year I showed...
Nice varieties, and a great start for your VAM collection. Too bad about the problem coins, but they are still nice varieties. Good luck.
I look for coins that I need, then the grade, and then check for any problems. Any problems, and I don't even ask for a price, just pass on the...
looks: Nice coins, you are sure lucky! They look good from here, but I'd still get the 1916 D and the 1942/1 certified, in the event that you...
rono: including themselves.
strelets: No! Not often, especially since this is a flip over double strike, as I am sure others will state. Very nice! And welcome.
I say XF-45, and that the doubling on Liberty is probably strike doubling. Very nice coin.
dud: First, it is unlikely to be silver, look at the rim and see if you can see any copper. Second, it may be plated silver. Probably, if it...
Looks: You should pick up a copy of "The Guide Book of US Coins" By R.S. Yeoman, edited by Ken Bressett. It will give you a basis for...
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ANACS is still in business, I have found that they are better on the phone. Good luck.
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