As I stated before, this should be a learning experience to you. Find a new dealer.
Thank you Chris.
Time to find a new dealer. Those are low grade silver coins only worth the value of silver they contain. The first one has a large deep scratch...
Happy Birthday
Time to switch to plastic coins. We can recycle them.
Mr. Ed was pretty fast on that typewriter. He was a good driver too. Lol
Please start a new thread and post photos of both sides, full frame. Welcome to CT.
Another nice token that I recently picked up. The 19th President of the United States. He was inaugurated on March 5, 1877. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Just a Philadelphia minted coin worth about two cents.
Coins have been and are still worn as jewelry and our forefathers are smarter than we give them credit for. Both are true.
The beginning stages of zinc rot.
Nice lamination and they are very common, more so on War Nickels. Welcome to CT.
It's damaged and a spender.
The U took a good hit and now it looks like a D. You can see where the metal used to be quite easily. Welcome to CT.
Start a new thread and post photos of both sides in full frame, not the thumbnails. Welcome to CT.
To a degree yes but if that 3 was 2 then definitely yes.
Separate names with a comma.
