[ATTACH] No, this is a good example of a cud as a cud must touch the rim.
Let's just save everything.
It's late enough that @paddyman98 has had his coffee. That's why he provided a nice truthful answer. The response by the op tells me he got up...
MD, worn die and grease filled Die.
I would if I could find one. lol
A minor Mint error that does not increase the value. Cute and interesting.
At that price it must be made of gold painted lead. If would make a nice but costly fishing weight. But hey, you can buy 8 of them and get 20% off.
The American public tends to resist change in all areas. They are not ready to carry coins instead of worthless paper. I prefer to carry 20 one...
Normal.
The doubling you are seeing is a result of the copper plating on a zinc planchet after it was struck. Very common. The dies are also worn adding...
I'll second that.
I have green and blue. I don't care about the color of the case. I just want the protection.
MS-62
I'll second that!!
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He's referring to the set. Read my first post on this. I would return the set and get my money back. Do the math, forget the grade and the box....
Just take the first 20 years of these, all graded the same and make a nice box or not and you can call it a 20th Anniversary Set. Another...
I think it's a strong AU coin. However I would not send in for grading if this were my coin. The middle band keeps it from being a full split...
It is a Freddie coin! That's why it's damaged.
All my area gets is recycled coinage. I would have to drive over 50 miles one way in order to buy rolls to search to try and find a W quarter....
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