All I see is terrible pictures with squiggly lines all over a worn Kentucky quarter. You can’t see any die breaks or chips nor can you tell how...
Congratulations on your new job AND your new baby…got your hands full now, doncha? Seriously, we all have to take a step back now and again....
There are darker areas inside the lettering and around the stars on the obverse, usually that indicates an improper cleaning. The reverse shows...
…Your post title says quarter…obviously it is a nickel. …And as @paddyman98 opined, smooshy. The 6 and 4 bore more of the brunt of circulation...
Not True. There are 1 to 2 dozen known 1964 Special Strike Nickels and they are very scarce. This one does not appear to be one. If it is, and...
Nope. Environmental damage…imo…Spark
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