First I opened that box with the gold. Now it's a bag of junk silver, $100 face value. I'm not going through it at this time but it looks pretty...
Nice die crack. Great find.
i was working so many hours a day, over 80 a week that I used some of the extra money I earned and bought. Now that I'm retired I'm discovering...
I used to park cars on public streets for $2.00 per car. Then when I was 12 we moved from the city to the country. I picked wild blackberries and...
Worn but identifiable. Bust right. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Nice. Very satisfying.
As soon as I saw your title I said to myself, it's a damaged zinc Cent. I clicked on this thread and looked at you photos. I was correct and so...
Definitely a worn die caused that. You should put in a 2 x 2 flip and save as an educational piece.
Looks normal to me. The photos look fine but you should crop out the back ground so we can see the coin. A decent cell has that function. Welcome...
They started doing this when they found out they could make money certifying them. You must be a well known reputable company.
Screw an eyelet into the top of it and use it as a fishing weight. It is probably worth about $4-$5.
I buy raw and certified coins but there are some coins that I won't buy unless they are certified.
Thank you
You got me laughing now. Lol & lol
And once it was on I couldn't turn it off. Hehehe
Never issued would be correct.
Nice find! What else is in the basement?
I think you'd be better off buying a US Gold Coin. Some of them are only a little bit more money.
Glad your back and doing much better. Your coin is more than likely a MAD but not an off centered Cent. We can't see the reverse so we can't say...
I would buy a 1911-D, weak D. Then I'd have all of them. I have the strong D but I want the weak D as well. I almost did it but I found another...
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