It took a hit. You can see the sharp metal edges where the metal was moved downwards.
It's damaged or man-made as you put it.
X2 and I've never seen a coin look quite like that. Interesting.
I think it's a die chip. Very nice that you have 3 leading up to it. It shows that it's growing in size. Since you have 2, I think you should...
That would be correct. Looks raised to me and I see no signs of a gouge any where near that mark.
No problem :)
Nice find, it appears to be a faint die crack. Maybe the Die was just starting to crack. It's neat.
Looks like a common die chip.
You're welcome. It's easy to do. You will get much better responses from members as you post to different forums and not everyone has access to...
Post photos in the correct forum and you'll get answers. Start a new thread for each or group a few like coins together.
I'm not selling mine so you can't buy them. :) Unless you're willing to pay big bucks. :rolleyes:
Rick I'm sorry but I have to let you know money doesn't grow on trees. There is this, a money plant, but these are the seed pods.[ATTACH]
It takes practice but try just using your cell. Take a photo from about 5-6" away with a steady hand so it doesn't get blurry. They crop that...
R. S. Yeoman is the author. The Official Red Book. A Guide Book Of UNITED STATES COINS That's on the cover.
It's a nice example of a die crack.
Good choices, now you just need to decide what grade you want to collect. :)
The 1935 series is very nice as are most of them. Condition is everything to a bill and I saw some with writing and a bank tellers stamp. The...
It's real. You can spend it. It's that color because it was in the ground. It's environmental damage.
I look at what I receive in chance and I check with my bank on every visit.
lol Welcome to the hobby. Yes it happens a lot. You need to slow down and figure out where your interest lie. The best thing you can do is a...
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