I'd leave in binders or use the JP box that Chris listed above.
I'm at AU-58 due to wear on hear and the eagle. A nice clean coin.
Not sure what set it is in but I would leave as is, especially if it's in the original packaging.
Looks like a die crack.
I can't tell from those photos. The toning is nice but it's probably AT from those colors.
Very nice example! I can see why you couldn't keep it to yourself.
Either deliberately or accidentally done. An accident would be a grease filled Die at the Mint and that would be an error. These types of errors...
Looks extremely worn down to a filled D.
Wonderful story Randy!
Lincoln has been reduced to a Roman soldier from all the damage to this coin. Looks like a 1972 that has circulated in a parking lot for a very...
Magic marker stain. Very common.
I don't understand why any dealer would place any of those coins in a junk bin. Nice pickings!
Just my fat fingers hitting these tiny buttons. lol
Worn die
It looks the way it does due to 64 years of circulation. Welcome to CT.
That was my first thought. I looked agdin SMS AU think it's a retained lamination crack that is only partially formed. The discoloration being...
Welcome to CT. As others have said, get a copy of the R. S. Yeoman Red Book. Ignore the prices but the rest of the information is very good.
Unbelievable!!
Then you should easily double your investment on eBay.
What Chris said. Vice it squeeze job so it's damaged.
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