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Nice coin!
The Cent is environmentally damaged. I'd soak like you suggested then protect the other coins. The Cent is probably toast.
No errors. Coins are now zinc and coated with a thin layer of copper. Zinc is a terrible metal for coins. It rots easily. It's very common to find...
When you see a rim that looks like this one does it's from a worn die. Very common.
Very nice and welcome to CT.
Yes it will, and very soon. That price is a test level for gold.
What a shame. Acetone may help. Welcome to CT.
MS-64, no FBL
George's nose took a small hit. The Eagles wings look attached to me. They are fine, just worn.
Same here. Nothing but silver and copper coins in circulation.
Thanks @Insider as that's a new one on me. I've never seen nor heard of a slabbed damaged coin but then, I don't look for them as I have zero...
No but it would be possible to find a 1965 silver.
Looks cleaned, buffed or polished to me.
Here's s sweet pickup that I had about two weeks ago. It's PCGS graded at MS-64 FBL.[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
$2000 is a test level and once it passes this price on a closing up it goes.
If you submit to any TPG and they determine that's it's PMD, you'll receive the coin back in a plastic bag and they keep your money.
1964 was not a transitional year for coins. It's impossible.
It might look clad but it's not.
You can buy slabs. You can print labels. Put it together with a coin in the slab and you have your very own slab, one you created. That's what you...
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