Very nice find and in a higher denomination that's helps increase the value a little.
No error that I can see.
If it's gold colored it's plated and worth one cent.
Environmental damaged.
If I can't feel the gold or silver than I'm not interested. If I want to feel plastic than I'll grab a bottled water.
That is such a cute story! And what a wonderful time you are having with him!
Only worth about a dollar but hey, you found it and it's silver.
I have saved for 3-4 years to be able to buy that expensive coin in a decent condition. If I should decide to sell in the future it will be far...
It's normal for the year. You made a good observation and hopefully you learned from this. :)
I feel your question was answered by @Clawcoins and @Randy Abercrombie. And I can't add to what @spirityoda said. You're fairly new on CT so we...
It's on a normal planchet for the series but it's pitted and corroded so badly that it really doesn't matter.
Not really, some people like toning others can't stand it as it's a form of corrosion. Anything you do intentionally to a coin is AT. If you must,...
I don't see a crack but I do see what looks like a crack that is actually a scrape cutting into the coin. It's damaged. Welcome to CT.
Looks like it's real to me but it's been cleaned and that is a turn-off for me.
In my opinion, more than half.
A wonderful find! And it's in really good shape. Glad it found a good home. :)
Look at the op's coin and look at the link you just posted. Are you telling us you see the same D on both coins?
It looks replated.
I bought one of the first one. Why, I don't know but I'm not interested in the other issues. They're all overpriced.
The 1922 cent was only minted in Denver hence by your classisifaction all of them would be weak D's. Please do a little more research on this date.
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