Yes, damaged. It looks like his head was hit by the edge of a reeded coin.
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Yes you did. I'm coming up on my 5th full year next month. It's fun and you learn a lot. Just stick with it and you'll see what I mean.
I thought that was a Steelhead. The shape of its mouth was the key. Just do a new post and post your photos. That's what the General Discussion...
The 1916 Buffalo is an overdate variety. Not sure if yours is but you need to check it out.
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Please do not remove it from the original mint packaging. Can you give us a closeup of both sides?
Me thinks you made a wise decision. Just be patient and the right one will come along. I've been looking for years for a number of coins. I'm down...
I have them all as I have been collecting for many long years.
It does have a strong reverse but that obverse brings it down. Personally, I'd keep this one raw unless it looks different in hand.
Yes but they always have face value.
Yes to all 5 Quarters, 3 Cents and 2 of the 3 Nickels. I just wish the Mint would release them at the same time.
Can you be more specific as to what we should be thinking? It looks like a normal zinc Cent to me.
Very common and not worth grading.
Nice looking but common. Glad to hear you say you have a lot to learn.
They have done a lot of things with the Kennedy Halves. You need to decide what type of set you want. All of them, high grade, just circulation...
Not that I can C.
I'd rate her an XF-45 tops. Nice looking but has it been cleaned? The obverse looks like it has had a light cleaning.
Same here. Now I just need the Uncirculated set so I can get that last W Nickel.
Just a coin that was struck with newer dies:
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