5 cents is all it's potential value. How can you say this is a Canadian and U.S. nickel as one when it's clearly two U.S. nickels that were...
I have vice and a lot of nickels, so you're telling me by squeezing them together is gonna make them more valuable? It's worth 5 cents, the max...
They need to update the description to: :yes:
Yeah, but it's worth $-4.25 per gallon of gas it takes to drive to the nearest place to get it melted. Bad investment, better spent on a yummy...
Depends really, out of all 1 cents types or a particular type? I'd say the 1909-S VDB Lincoln is probably one of the most sought after and pretty...
It's a spender, a good candidate to get that snickers from the closest vending machine (of course, you'll need more nickels, dimes or quarters to...
Not just you, the first post shows no pictures for me either and my browser is not broken. It can't be a cache issue if it doesn't load on the...
Not really sure how this relates to the OP's original questions but the S nickels were included in the Philly cello's as they were only minted in...
Got to give them some credit though, somehow they've created worthless paper money and coinage but still get the demand to make it worth more than...
Open it up locally on your machine in a photo editor, resize, save, try again.
I just avoid flea markets altogether.
scarce: insufficient to satisfy the need or demand; not abundant 30k slabbed or TPG coins is not scarce by most definitions, especially if you...
Looks like a parking lot quarter. It's worth, 25 cents.
Ah man, don't tell me that. Julio told me all his Rolex's were real man! ;)
Aren't you like 12? This one to two times a day will all change once you hit puberty hopefully. ;)
Stamped blank? If it dropped out, wouldn't it be blank without lines then (also why is there an outline of Jefferson's head)? Have you seen vices...
Yup, the lines on the obverse would match most vices. Definitely a squeeze job.
Couple times a year at most.
It was the only way to include the S cent from the San Francisco mint without having to include a 3rd cello.
Yup! I'd even go as far as to say today's mint sets are only slightly higher in condition as those struck to be circulated. But definitely better...
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