It's a barber shop now.
It tell me that none of us know enough about steel Cents. :)
Sell it when it gets over $2000 and buy when it drops to $1700. :) More for the kids and grandkids.
Keep that thought as we have not heard back from the op.
A tiny bit of bleed through on 2 of those bills. Not enough to raise the value but I'd check them all before doing anything with this stack.
I gotta say this. Copper by the pound is $2.50 (I'm rounding) and a 1 oz bar or round of copper can be had for $2.00. That's $32.00 a pound....
PS. This group would consists of tokens, badges, counter stamped coins, souvenir medallions, tags, wooden nickels, elongated coins, encased coins,...
I like the designs on the 1 oz copper rounds. They look better than on silver or gold.
Now we'll have another error posted in a new thread that's Damage. lol :)
I just wanted to throw out an idea based on what medals and tokens are which I'm playing off of the word that we use to describe them: Exonumia
How about Exonumite? :)
Just use your imagine. I saw Lincoln looking both ways as soon as I saw the photo. It's just a stain but neat looking. Welcome to CT.
Another nice haul Paddy. Nice looking chain.
MD-62, either a tiny bit of wear or a soft strike.
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Not seeing anything.
It's a thin copper coating on top of zinc. What you see is caused by the copper plating. We never had this problem until 1982 when the Cent...
Looks like Damage to me.
A photo of the first and last bill would be very helpful. If a full pack with no fancy numbers it should sell for about $125, higher if it...
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