I went to a sprint car race track in Louisiana many years ago. That was fun watching them. One guy got knocked off of the track. Two laps later he...
Well partner so sure missed that.
I haven't watched a Indy race for almost 20 years. Just how big are those cars nowadays? :)
How did the winner carry that home?
I didn't think any Cents were silver. Steel, yes. Zinc, yes but otherwise copper. It's damaged from the environment so it weighs less as some...
Damaged. Paddy is right, half of it is missing so it's worth half of face. lol Welcome to CT.
No mintmark appeared on Bicentennial Halves in 1976 so yours was minted in Philadelphia. It's not a proof. It's a business strike intended for...
It looks like the 1 took a hit on the left side and moved it to the right. It is copper and copper is soft. There is damage to both sides of this...
Very nice. Time to do something special for him.
I know that hoarder feeling.
Looks like his cowboy hat took a hit from another coin.
I'm not into varieties but I think this classified as a die chip and not a DD. Nice find.
Looks good to me and it is a shame about that damage. It would grade a lot higher if not for that, if it would grade at all.
Well I slid right on in and I'm ok with that. :)
You just described me as a dealer and a collector. lol
You're welcome
Looks to be worn and damaged.
No errors, just worn from circulation. Probably struck by an old worn out Die as well. Welcome to CT.
Agreeded. You don't need to support yourself to be a dealer. You can support yourself in other ways and still be a dealer in coins.
Nice find, nicer find at face.
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