If it's raised it's a die chip. If it's recessed it's damaged. Nice chip on the 9 in the date.
You now have $3.25 to spend.
X3 Made from another Reeded edged coin.
Spenders, another dollar to spend.
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MS-64, a great looking obverse but the reverse lacks a lot. Not FS.
That's the 1938 Jefferson Nickel Quadruple Die Obverse. It's usually considered rare but I don't buy into that as the price is too low, even for a...
The difference between a mint error or variety is a mint error occurs during the planchet or striking division of the minting process and a...
Very common about 75 plus years ago. The foil was supposed to protect the coins and keep them from tarnishing or getting dull.
Ever collect or look at Large Cents. Some time of them have the fraction on the reverse to represent their value. It's a 1 over 100. In Colonial...
I am laughing at your comment. Can't help it.
I know that feeling all to well. The only problem is, it's probably true.
Those days just don't seem that long ago. :smuggrin:
Crisp as the day it was printed. I'd question that it never got used by the joke shop.
Yes, that's what's on the reverse. lol
Being copper, soft metal, I agree with it took a rim hit. Over the years, wear has caused this look. I think it's a great piece especially with...
Look to the right behind Liberty's knee and to the left of IGWT and also to the left of the L in LIBERTY, in the rays. The longest ray on the...
That would include me. I'm just now finding and opening boxes I purchased 10 years ago. Busy, busy, busy as the magician says in Frosty the Snowman.
Very nice die cracks. Surprised were you?
That is one strong clash! Congrats on finding this piece.
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