Definitely damaged
To the right person yes. Bear in my that that bill is torn , tattered, has a tellers stamp and is highly circulated. In that shape it's not worth...
That looks like it was stained after it left the BEP so it would be damaged.
It's highly damaged and not to be used in machinery of any kind, especially in parking meters.
It's called damage and despite the wear you can still see where the soft copper has been pushed out of place.
It's very much damaged, not to be used in machinery of any type, especially parking meters. It's only worth $.25 despite its looks.
LOL, LOL, LOL
I just did my 32,000 post so here's the one I was holding onto unto now. This is a 1863 Civil War Token. The obverse is the flag of our union and...
Being a kid in 1976 makes you a youngster today. :D
Very nice. It would be nice if we had something like that instead of dead presidents.
With you it's not old age. Lol I seem to be in a mistake rage for the time being. It will come to pass soon, I hope.
The value of the note, not face. Lol
I didn't even read the posts from responders. I just saw the title and did my post. No offense meant on either end.
You should try a thread on that. Guess the $1000 note.
There's only so many I can collect but the older coins really do fascinate me. Wonderful designs and having Liberty on them is so much more...
I replied to the one and them this one popped up. Lol
Thank you. I do like the 2 CSA Notes. I think they are both considered common but I don't have either one of them.
Thanks, photos can be difficult at times. It appears to be a lamination issue. It's a bit difficult to tell due to the wear and corrosion on the coin.
Very never CEO and interesting. Can you do the same for the CSA Notes?
The Pennie is damaged. It's Penny not pennie.
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