Not a bad looking coin.
Very carefully, that's the way as you don't want to damage the coin.
They looked good until I saw the price. Even the reduced price is high.
I would have this coin checked out a little further. It looks like a strike through with glue but photos can be deceiving.
Hope I got this one correct and that the photos are clearer. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I'm not seeing it.
A lot of nice '69 cents are still out there.
I see them on a regular basis but that left coin of yours is really nice from what I can see in the photo.
Not a hater but you'll never get the cost of grading back. They're nice but it would be a waste of money.
A possible strike through but I can't tell.
Oh thank you! That's him. I couldn't think of his name for anything. @potty dollar 1878, just google him and you'll see what I was talking about.
Best to start your own separate thread but your coin looks to be a greaser and it's worn. Welcome to CT.
I think that was his first name
Interesting and true. I forget his name. Old age probably.
Great finds Paddy! I thought you would have cleaned up all of NYC by now. :D
Oh thank heavens! That lets me out of the old group. LOL
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Well it wasn't gold plated.
A nice greaser and it comes with age.
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