I did say appears. It's faded on the bill and due to the overall poor condition it's difficult to read.
You don't need a book. You just learn as you go. Lol
Congrats on 1000 posts.
Definitely squeezed in a vise. It's damaged. Welcome to CT.
That's why it's called a guide. You just can't rely on the prices.
It looks like a scrape but if you say it's raised then it's probably a small die crack. Welcome to CT.
I think they're both worth face value. Welcome to CT.
You're welcome. Do you see what I mean?
Look at the last photo. That's what it looks like to me.
This is a counterfeit of a rare $20.00, National Currency bill. It was drawn on the National Bank of Commerce in New York, New York. The number of...
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According to the Jefferson Nickel Organization: Full Steps Jefferson Nickels “Full Steps” is a grading designation used for regular strike...
I've never seen a cleaner coin. It's a details grade.
Look closely at it. See the metal pushed out to both sides? It nice but it's damaged, unfortunately.
Not FS by any means. That gadhnonbthe right kills it. The steps are broken by it.
It's plated. Welcome to CT.
Grease in that area. Very common.
Simple solution, don't drink it so cold and so fast. Lol
One Cent
That's a good possibility.
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