I would pass and wait patiently for one that would grade. This is a damaged coin and ED grows worse in time. This will always be a problem coin....
Welcome to CT. It's normal for a coin of that age.
NVD or No Value Doubling
Oh come on now, that's a great error and she even says so. It wasn't in the machine correctly. I couldn't laugh or cry when I read that. :)
I'd keep them all and keep going back to the bank until you have a $2.00 bill from each of the Federal Reserve Districts. :)
Welcome to CT but your coin was damaged by heat after it left the Mint. Not an error.
Nice looking but not for my collection. I believe it to be artificially toned.
Very nice indeed! I'm sure he'll be glad to receive that as I know I would.
Low enough for a beginning but to high to grab my interest. Welcome to CT.
Stained or painted with a small amount of corrosion. Welcome to CT.
Run!!!
They look like they have received normal wear to me.
Nice but someone paid more to slab it than it's worth.
The packing while not sufficient are not the cause of the rubs on the coin. If you think about the long journey it took to get to you and...
Bless you dear girl! :)
A great idea for sales but a losing cause for us. I can't give them away in my antique business. People just aren't interested in them.
Modern sequenced paper money is common. The only way the value increases is if some of the notes contain fancy serial numbers.
First I would install a sign requesting not to throw coins in the fountain. Check about having a nonprofit organization remove them. No, costs to...
Thanks Fred! :)
It would only increase slightly. As is the serial number is nothing special but if the serial number was 08570857 it would be a 4 digit repeater....
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