If you don't hit the reply button then it gets confusing as to who you are responding to. No apologies necessary.
That last photo changes everything. I would say that's a defect in the planchet. Not worth a lot but nice to find.
But you can complete a Peace Dollar set easier. :)
Looks like a die chip to me as it looks raised. The letters are included but I'm sure this is possible.
Not a full bands dime.
Gotcha. I thought you were saying that to me as my reply was directly above yours. Have a great day! :)
Not with the Cents. Once you remove it from the packaging it's just a one cent coin. If a TPG removes it you can refer to the label on the slab.
The OP did, in the thread title.
A beautiful 1923 PCGS MS-64 Peace Dollar with dark brown toning on the edge. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Bet you're sorry now.
Yes, it was a promotion for General Mills. It was hard to find a box of Cherrios on the shelf at the time.
Would you prefer that anyone that gets the huge to dig just digs with no serious consequences?
You can't argue with the original packaging that's on them. Got all 3 at the same time and for a buck each.[ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH]
Some states require a license to metal detect. They also have rules and regulations that must be followed or you can pay a fine and have your...
It's a D mintmark and something a long time ago damaged the top of it. Definitely not a D over an S.
They've been in your pocket so long one of them got a hole in it.
Not the kind you want.
@paddyman98 I'm already jealous! Lol
I must be getting old as I posted this last week and totally missed the small die chip on the ONE CENT banner. It's just past the T. Not sure how...
I bought a small box lot of medals and tokens and this was in there.
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