I think it's a 64. It does lack luster but it's clean and shows no signs of wear. It also looks like a weak strike. Is that a small round die chip...
As I stated earlier and the OP has not responded, I can't see anything unusual about this coin.
It's a hearing aid. :)
I don't buy coins or silver to get rich, I buy them for my personal enjoyment. :)
Virg Marshall- The Penny Merchant :) I'll never forget that name. An honest man and fair prices.
I have a few pieces that I received in rolls but I do not live in Canada. Stackers have and want US junk coins in case our current monetary system...
You're seeing it but that is caused by the corrosion. It's an S if you look closely.
Thanks. It's the only explanation that makes sense to me. If I hear otherwise I'm entitled to change my opinion. So far I haven't heard that. :)
That I can see. :)
Just keep it like all your other coins. I tend to hoard. You should try it. lol
I don't collect foreign coins but they are worth 5 yang each in Korea. :)
That is a great example of MD of machine doubling. I'd keep it for reference. Thanks for posting.
Please read my entire response before going off on me. Your reasoning for this not being PMD is nonsense. You're focusing on the G but make no...
Sounds like another overpriced coin but I'll probably buy one.
It's only two cents. Save them both.
Sorry but I do not see any doubling.
PS. Not steel but copper. It's been plated to look steel and that is considered damaged.
It's known as a novelty coin. Many different designs exist. There is a market for them but they are most a low value. Neat that you found it in...
RPM as done by hand, common.
So sorry to hear of his passing. He will be missed.
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