Actually it's not used in baseball. It's a sign post base. In baseball the three bases are 15" square and filled with a soft padding. The...
I can't help it Shrews but I'm laughing with your mom.
You just dug up the post for first base! LOL
I have an antique shop. Earlier this week a man was interested in a 1950's balloon air inflater I have for $20. The mall offered him a 15%...
Shrews, are you planning on going into the scrap metal recycling business to support your hobby? Hope you had fun.
Woah there hoopster...there's a big difference between Michigan and New York City. A lotta miles too. :)
Forget the garage sale. It's just not a good idea and people want something for almost nothing.
The same here. I have no doubts that they are both the same coin. The lighting is from different angles. I can see the mark on the eyebrow on both...
Totally damaged on all three sides, the obverse, the reverse and the edge.
Point #4 You forgot that he also goes by the name Moose. :)
I have had great success in selling complete sets at a premium.
Yes a set is worth more than each individual coin. Please reread my original post as you may have something more special than you think. If the...
Exactly!
Never said they weren't. I simply said the toning is the only difference I see.
Please, don't apologize. I make mistakes, you make mistakes, we all make mistakes. I really thought you were reinforcing my point to help the OP...
Looks like a damaged P to me.
The reverse has a large scrape which is from damage. The obverse is a MAD and that carries no premium.
I don't see anything.
No premium even if it is a die chip.
That's a beautiful coin with a nice Mint error.
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