Those are two of the nicest looking dies I've ever seen. And the detail on them. With that much detail you can make your own errors. LOL
I had a customer come onto the post office a few years back. He bought a $.03 cent stamp to make up the difference in postage. He handed me a...
Not seeing a Cud. It's showing signs of zinc rot. This is a larger than normal Cud.[ATTACH]
I don't collect large cents but looking at your photos and since this coin has been in the hands of collectors and dealers for many years I...
No sarcasm intended, just the reality bug I'm glad you got s good laugh from it. Life is too short not to enjoy it. I'm not thrilled with the...
The US Mint is offering 3 free Lincoln Cents with the purchase of 3 different sets from the Mint. The free (if you can call them that) Lincoln...
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No doubling that I can see.
If you want to get rid of them you could take them to your local coin shop, sell at a flea market, try selling or trading them to a dealer at a...
It's damaged. No two ways about it.
It's a keeper but as for value, not much.
Thank you!
Please don't give the Mint any ideas.
Looks like a combination of circulation wear and tear, damage and worthless commonplace doubling. Welcome to CT.
@Abcrider Ok I'll be brutally honest- If you paid above $12.00 you got suckered. Return it as it's been treated with acid. From what I can see...
I couldn't agree more. I think there is something on the surface of the coins causing this. I haven't looked at mine but every one I have seen has...
I have my sets but I may have to order a few again later this year to see if they are better than the first orders. The Mint must be getting...
I voted in the useless poll so they are now tied at 5 each with 5 votes each. If anyone else votes then is all over.
Yes, that is an advantage.
I'd almost rather have anything.
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