Hopefully you'll get it soon. Until then, I'd still consider it lost. Not trying to be negative, just realistic.
They're not worth a lot and with a curved clip I'd say a low risk. With a straight clip it would be a lot higher. You've gotta watch those...
Hope you find it one day.
Large fingers and small keys cause a number of my errors. Spell check takes care of the rest.
You are correct. Probably just a typo.
A nice incomplete planchet with a straight clip. A 1944 Wheat Ear in great shape. It goes with the 1944 curved clip that I posted a few days ago....
It's an early ad for April 1.
They are out there.
A nice BIE error and yes, it's a die chip.
You need to research how coins are made if you're serious about that coin being an error.
A great find!
The reverse is a lot better than I've seen on other issues recently.
Pass would be best.
All of them are worn from circulation.
Not bad at all. Nice job searching change as you get it.
Within specs
I never claimed it was a vice job. I simply said, it's damaged. I've been to the mint in Philadelphia, talked with them and there is absolutely no...
It all damage
I'm not any good at the commemoratives so I said MS-64.
Lol With dirty paws you wouldn't be let back in the house.
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