Nice catch. Is that what causes the pin holes?
I'd get it slabbed, nice find!
Silversmith: We'd need a closeup, but, a biig but, it may be a strike thru, looks like it is thin enough to be a strike thru for a piece of wire...
Richie: Okay, I understand the 1917 reference, but, how did you come to 1960? Did something happen then to warrant the issue of the piece?...
I only have an older reference on Washington quarters, but I believe that there are a number of RPM's (re-punched mint marks) for the 1950D, just...
Vroomer: Sorry, but I agree with the assessments, 1) the coin appears to be harshly cleaned; and 2) ?'able authenticity. I hope that it...
Michael: Try natural light for the pictures, the color effect may just be the lighting. Still, an AU.
I 'think' that I have it right now. Sorry
Speedy: I don't know, try an e-mail. Frank
Jim: I agree that the game is wrong, however, the first 'live' woman (as opposed to the representation of Liberty on previous coins) was...
that 1905 1/2 looks very nice And it is a better date
Yup, and 1917 was during WWI.
Agreed, but I always wondered in these Ebayers are legitimately fomr the different states, or just individuals who are passing themselves off as...
If you have patience, you can try Ebay, with a lot of patience. Or try a copule of coin dealers in your area.
I have found thin dimes like that while metal detecting at the beach. The wear from the sand can wear down a coin very quickly as it tumbles in...
flyers10: As long as you are happy with your purchase that is all that counts, and you know that you didn't get hurt, especially at those...
AgCollector has a very good point.
Just checked the index of the Guide Book, and, unless Pocahontas was on an obscure commemorative, they are wrong
Actually I was not referring to profit. He was talking about $1,000,000. That was the subject of my discussion. Of Course, Profit has to be...
Fish: You can PM me now, i didn't know that it was turned off.
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