Bill: Welcome to the forum.
There are several ways to differentiate the 1916 from the 1917 (both type 1's): First: the toe on the 1926 extends over the 'ledge' that Liberty...
Ruben: If you go to any coin show you'll be able to buy postage stamps for below face. But NOT at the Post Office!
shop at home and too expensive is redundant!
Collect: If it seems to good to be true, it usually is. 'nuf said.
Depending upon condition, degree of off center etc. from $3 and up to (tops) $10. Still a nice find!
bz: Thanks for the info.
Because the mint stinks. So does their customer service.
yes, plated and counterstrike outside the mint.
I agree with Bruce, if for no other reason than he is a member of the "Frank Group". :thumb:
Actually, until recently the TPG'ers slabbed it, it was only recently that they decided that most of the micro O Morgans were contemporary...
Use the PRWE please
:thumb: AT LAST! An accurate prediction! Nostradamus, watch out!
Back to the question of cleaning, I agree with bromac, it appears to be a question of lighting. The first he said was scanned, the next with a...
Silver $12.40/oz down: 0.41 Silver is still dropping!
Definately: A small glob of copper, circa: before today. Value: priceless as such things may be. :D
There is clearly no intent to defraud. First: "any such coin, knowing the same to be altered, defaced, mutilated, impaired, diminished, falsified,...
Nathan: It is strike doubling. However, realize that it will not add any value to the coin. Strike doubling happens when the die (usually the...
This would be funny, imagine them using a picture of Sally Hemings!!!! "In October, 1802, while he was president, the story was published in the...
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