Nice CUD and a few bonus die cracks but don't plan on getting rich as it's may bring about $10.00.
Nice, all I get in my area is recycled coins.
The 1972 cents have a lot of different types of doubling and they are a number of varieties for them. Best to check it out carefully first.
A nice legitimate company.
Actually it's very common but if you find a good one it's worth keeping.
Only 2 million are made for each quarter, not a ton of them and they are are clad.
Nice reverse die crack.
Looks like a detached lamination error to me. Nice find.
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I do not see any grinding lines in the edge of your coin so I'm sure it's real. It would help to see the entire coin.
Doable but I'm not about to put out a hundred a month for it.
Pass!
Darn spell check. I edited it. Thanks
Please post them if you have any questions. Sorry to hear about your father in law.
He knows I was joking with him and would never ever consider doing this. Edited to correct spell check
Randy, just buy an old refrigerator and store your coins in there. It's large enough to hold them, easy to access and you can lock them if you...
The last photos are good but it's a damaged coin and despite its age it's only worth a cent or two.
That coin had solder on it. It's a bronze coin. It's called damaged.
It's a stamp from someone, somewhere, for some reason, after it left the BEP. Not an error note but a definite spender.
It's worth more than spot and I agree with @-jeffB. You now know what kind of dealer he is. Be very careful in your dealings with him. Here's my...
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