NAV or no added value doubling. Caused by a worn die.
What did you do to them @Islander80-83? Put them in a rich tumbler? Lol
That coin has been plated and it's starting to wear off. By sending to PCGS you have wasted your money. It will not straight grade.
Maybe dipped first but definitely polished.
NAV or no added value doubling.
No, you need to leave as is.
That's not a log, it's a bunch of arrows that are in the Eagles claws. I see no signs of a die crack but I do see 51 years of circulation wear on it.
The only pocket pieces I have are my cell phone, car keys and whatever change I get while I'm out shopping. :)
That's a loaded question. There are many types that are considered fancy numbers so I would suggest you do some research.
Spend them
It's 144 years old so he has bragging rights.
If they coin is in great shape for its age what am I?
Nope, try again
Yes to 1919, a common year.
What Paddy said. This thread is over 2 years old. Welcome to CT.
A little more than face. It has a rim bruise, a cut on her face and crud on the S in STATES.
It only looks funny due to the white gunk.
NAV or No Added Value Doubling. Spend it fast.
To me it looks genuine but it also looks to be cleaned and polished. I'd pass and find another.
Probably a die crack.
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