Spend it as it's damaged. Welcome to CT.
Looks MD to me but it's a great example.
Not worth it at all. Save your money.
Everything you've said is a form of worthless doubling. To me it makes no difference if it's MD, DDD or any other type of doubling as it's...
I only see one small obverse die crack. Over polishing is a Mint error but it's so common no one cares and no extra value is attached.
Yes it is.
And neither do I. :)
In a word, no.
Very small if any but nice to keep as an example.
Looks like a normal zinc Cent to me. The missing LI is due to a debris filled Die, a greaser.
Nice but to me it's a spender. Nothing special about that serial number. Close but no cigar. :)
Not even close.
It's a 2003 from Philadelphia. That so called D is a stain and there is s fingerprint in the motto. It's worth what it reads on the reverse, one cent.
Even the smallest gold nugget will sell for a premium. A gold nugget does not retail for the gold weight. Why? Because of the fascination, the...
Which is it, an rpm, unplated or both?
Help an old man out and tell me where the chip is. All I can see is a stain on the obverse. Both photos get blurry when I try to enlarge them.
Looks like a second carbon spot on the ribbon and a spot spot of corrosion on the bottom of the right wreath and on the edge of the reverse in...
If it sounds to good to be true then it probably is. Buyer beware!
It's PMD so spend it.
The slab it's in is not a professional slab. It was graded by someone in their basement. If you are going to have this IHC professionally graded...
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