My LCS has trays that go right into the safe at the end of the day. The good stuff gets locked up but the lower priced stats out. Not everything...
That's kind of perfectly round for a strike through. Given the looks of the outer ring of the indentation and the looks from the crater I would...
If your fortunate you may get two cents a piece but I doubt it.
It looks to good for a garbage disposal but it looks normal for tin snips or wire cutters.
First you have 50 plus for the territories for Philadelphia and another 50 plus for Denver. Lets not forget the S mints and all the special items...
LIBERTY LIBIERTY The Die crack creates an extra I do to speak.
I just see everyday wear and tear from circulation.
Holy cow fellow collectors. Does anyone have the space for all those modern coins?
It's a BIE Die crack. Very common
Afraid not. Pepperoni is too hot for me.
I had pizza for dinner the other night. I was too tired to cook and my knee was aching so extra cheese, sausage and mushrooms came to the door....
I'll bet but I love the Bust Halves better.
A doubled die (hub doubling) is caused by a misalignment or a mismatch between a working hub and a working die.
Those lines go in all directions so it looks like circulation wear to me. Either that or a terrible job at cleaning the obverse as I don't see...
You're welcome and back at ya, mwah!
It's a slight MAD and she's a beauty.
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That's a keeper and you are correct, struck through grease. A great example.
Nice looking, especially for junk grade.
MD can affect any or part of the letters, numbers or design. Yours is classic MD. It's flat and shelf like and profiles get this affect a lot.
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