It's silver so it's worth melt value. That's around $25.00 I think. Silver price is changing constantly.
It's a face value $100 dollar bill. Spend it.
Wish I could see it but I don't do links.
X2, I'm with Randy.
The Die was filled with grease in that area when thecoin was minted. Very common but neat.
Not a Doubled Die coin.
Looks as if it was glued to another Cent in the past.
It goes up. It goes down. That's the market for pm's.
It looks like a floating roof to me. Small stubs of the initials are present but that's not unusual.
Worn dies cause that look.
Thanks again.
FS is a designation for full steps on Monticello. FS does not apply to proof coins as they should all have full steps.
I'm looking at photos, not a coin. In hand is always better so wait for others to answer.
NAV or No Added Value Doubling. It's very common and only worth face value. I would keep and place in a flip for future educational purposes.
Looks like a 64 to me.
Thank you. I'll check it out.
The edge is not completely round so its been damaged.
Damaged and worth face value.
I laughed when I saw the ICBM and a Conestoga wagon balancing the scale. I do like the overall design.
I believe it to be PMD but at least you're ten cents richer.
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