@ZoidMeister It was a shame turning that coin into a watch but it's even a bigger shame turning that watch back into a coin. :)
And from a Klingon at that!
Yes it is but you did learn, just the hard way on a tough date.
You're welcome
You've just lowered its value by 10 times. The nick was bad enough but cleaning it was worse. Welcome to CT.
Definitely damaged but worth face value. Welcome to CT.
It's a greaser causer by junk on the die. Very common and not worth grading.
I need full sized photos, not a link to one
Have a great one and enjoy. It only happens once a year.
Well that's out of the tolerance range. :)
I'm not seeing it but there are a number of varieties for that year.
I don't see any displaced metal do a small strike through comes to mind. You may get a few dollars but it's really not worth a lot of extra money.
You will always find rotated coins but they are usually in the tolerance range. If you find one out of that range the price goes up with the...
I don't think it's that big of deal nowadays. Still, it's nice to have that variety.
I'll admit, it is creepy looking butbtge way old Jefferson looks at you is even creepier. Lol
That's some serious damage. Welcome to CT.
I need larger photos to see the coin.
A nice looking Off-center coin. In my area that's about $8.00 -$10.00.
Just bit a low grade 1928 and replace when it's affordable.
Best wishes on your future. I'm looking forward to the chapter in your life called My Return to Numismatics.
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