I know, just don't up chuck a slug.
Very nice and I think we all have a bit of the dark side in us, maybe I should say the true collector has the dark side in them. I have a few of...
Oh that is gross.
At Abe's age?
I've never seen anything like them.
It's damaged but spendable. Welcome to CT.
Slugs my dear girl.
Randy, your 21 is a high relief circulated XF silver dollar. The 22 is a low relief. You should be able to see the differences in the raised...
All of the 21s are high relief design. A few of the 22s are also high relief but the vast majority of the 22s are low relief. No 21's were made in...
Looks like a worn die.
It's more than likely a cracked planchet. Good eye.
You're off to a good start. Some of these are costly.
I'm thinking plating blisters as well.
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Thanks, that's news to me. In all my years and in all my travels I've never run into a bank that sold anything like this.
It's damaged.
What draws a coin collector to ancient coins? The designs and the history behind them.
The Mint would cash your check and send you a letter stating the price is been changed and you need to submit the difference.
Only on CT would it be called an error.
I've never heard of a bank set. In fact, I've never heard of a bank selling sets of coins or any uncirculated coins.
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