PS. A Swedish chemist is credited for the discovery of Nickel in 1751. In 1848 Norway learned to smelt nickel. Given the dates you can see why the...
Silver $.03 pieces were hoarded by the public so nickel $.03 pieces were issued in 1865. The following year, 1866, Shield Nickels were issued...
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No value above face.
What Ken said.
In another thread you said you couldn't see with these tired old eyes. You're not even 50. Again, no DD.
It took a hit.
Not even close to being double, even with a couple of vodka stingers.
MAD and worn from circulation.
A damaged dime. That's what it is.
A very nice woodie as Paddyman explained.
I've never seen Rooselvelt do an imitation of Alfalfa. Great answer, Alfalfa. I'm still laughing. It's a small die break.
Look again. Not a DD.
Damaged, not an error. It's seen 34 years of circulation and it travelled from Denver to your location. Welcome to CT.
Just a worn die.
He will eat well! :)
Franklin's are common in MS-63 and below. Buying a BU roll from eBay is not good in my opinion. You may even find a number of sliders in there. BU...
Very nice looking IHC. Also very common and not worth grading. I would place the value around $4-$5 dollars. Welcome to CT.
Same thread name but added update in the title.
Isn't that the truth!
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