To each his own.
It's a dime. Do you mean Rooselvelt? Franklin is on the half dollar.
The correct term is toned or toning. There are 2 types, NT or natural toning and AT or artificial toning. Artificial creates wild coloring. Some...
Anyone that can put out the money for a monster box can certainly afford to sit on it for as long as it takes.
Please describe "tilted". If you mean the reverse is shifted a bit as compared to the obverse, it is well within normal specs. Welcome to CT.
Congrats, I think you did good as I believe silver will be increasing in price before the years end.
It's natural toning but the toning is YUK to me. Not appealing at all. I'd pass and hold out for something better. The Morgan is the worse of the two.
If the price is right I'd buy it but those dings would irritate me after a few days of looking at it. It did straight grade.
I also see the doubling but it's from a worn die. No extra value. The lamination could bring a few extra dollars.
It looks original but photos can be deceiving. The reverse looks like a detached lamination error on the right wheat stalk.
Great day for CRH for you. The 1994 in the lower right is damaged. It looks neat but it's damaged.
All looks normal. No extra value. The weak u in unum was probably due to a grease filled Die.
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If it was mine, I'd keep it as an example for the blisters or spend it.
The entire surface is covered with plating blisters.
Only worth face value but it looks nice.
It's the poor mans way of doing things. Like the guy that pays $10,000,000.00 for a stolen Rembrandt. He can't brag about having it. He must keep...
At least one of knew what the op was asking.
It's worth face value. There is some PMD but it is also worn and probably struck by an older Die.
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