Thanks. The rim has no signs of grinding or sanding. It's as plain as can be.
You're welcome. That's the basics but there is a lot more online.
I've heard of the Bunker Hill Mine but I've never been there. I did make it to the Sunshine Mine in the 1980's.
It's only worth a quarter or twenty five cents. I can buy full rolls that have been saved since they were minted for $15.00.
They all look like normal coins to me. The highest might be a MS-64 but that's not high enough to have it graded. None of them have full steps...
Since you used a microfiber cloth any value you coin has is lost. It was probably just toning which may have added to the value a little. You just...
You might get a slight premium for them. If I found in circulation I'd keep it but I sure wouldn't pay any extra for it.
Not with that reverse rim ding at 6:00 pm.
Proof is a type of manufacture, not a grade. Even proof dies wear over time.
Let them be as they are. Not worth grading in my book.
A great story. Some people want them and other people don't. Who knows what the seller paid for them? I'm sure he's making a profit.
Looks like a 1948-S. A weak strike, maybe a little grease and wear. Only worth face value. Welcome to CT.
The 2 in the date got shaved a bit.
Yonly worth about $25.00 tops and you'd get less than that if a dealer would be interested in buying it.
As for the quarter. Ditch the friend. It's only worth a little over $6.00 at today's pricing. The doubling you see on the mintmark is MD,...
Notice how straight the line is? That's the first sign it's not a crack. See how it's not raised? That's another sign. Lastly, notice along the...
Best I could do. It's a difficult coin to do and all I have in my cell.
A witch's coin was usually silver and from this time period. They were bent slightly and carried as a pocket piece to ward off evil spells. It's...
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