Not a fancy note.
Definitely damaged by the environment. Worth a quarter. Welcome to CT.
I'm waiting for the day the Mint sells them for what they're sold for on eBay.
Well you just took 14 years off of that so give it about 36 years. Lol
After being cleaned it's worth less than it was dirty. If you want to sell a coin, leave it as is and sell it dirty. If you want to sell your car,...
And this is why I don't buy ASE's from the mint.
You'll understand in about 50 years. Lol
I remember those days. For $.25 so could go to the corner store and buy a medium fountain drink, get a full size candy bar (larger than today),...
What is it they are called? Oh yeah, a senior moment. :)
I saw that and was hoping someone else would. Glad you did.
Is what common? If you mean Washington, then yes, it's common. Welcome to CT.
Looks like it was in a dryer for a short time and it's been circulated suffering damage in both sides.
At their price I'm passing.
Die chip.
If that were possible I could get about a dozen of them. Lol
I thought the same thing.
I believe this booklet to be out of the 1920's. Unfortunately, it's not dated. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Check out the 1916-D Dime and the 3 leg Buffalo. They also show the right and wrong way to handle a coin. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Neither, unfortunately.
I was having an elderly moment. It seems to be happening more often these days. :wacky::wacky:
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