Why are you guys saying AU-55? From the picture there is barely a trace of wear? Or am I missing something?
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It appears to be slabbed, so I'll guess AU-58. But if slabbed by SGS= MS-70
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or: October 13th, 2017 Just because. ? Do we have to say what day of the week it is?
October 13th, 2007 Just because.
Andrew: No comment. But I agree, be careful!
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welcome, and the cause of the error (?) could be anything from post mint damage to a greased die. The only way to tell is with a picture. Good luck
Sorry, I don't know the value, but I'll try to check it out. Nice coin, tho.
Welcome, and try to post a picture.
NOS: Just a strike from a worn die, plus possibly low pressure. Still, worth at least 10 cents.
Walter: Tiara.
Michael: Nice, I have to remember that: OOFrank! Frank: I'd sell them in lots, and give excellent descriptions, Ebay doesn't charge by the...
badger: Interesting concept. I used to spend a lot of half dolars. I remember once going into a Chinese takeout place and paying with eight 1/2...
Coin: Nice Indians!
Ed: Who are you asking?
Flying Moose is correct, sorry if I was not clear. Yes they are collectible, and worth some nice money.
CRH: First, welcome. Second: Nice Job! A lot of work, but a very good job. Congratulations and I hope that you do as well this year.
Interesting topic, Okay: I also collect: The Guide Book ( Red books) in all permutations: original sets, special editions, limited editions,...
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