Damaged, that coin is a spender.
That's the highest polished cent I've ever seen. It would grade details or damaged.
First class letters are the cheapest in the world. One of the biggest problems is management, all levels. Package rates can be cheaper elsewhere....
Actually forever stamps were beneficial to them and they still are. All first class postage stamps with a set price must be returned and destroyed...
Jeff is correct and no promotional advertising is allow. No advertising. If you sell a magazine like a National Geographic from 1912 or before and...
Yes but it doesn't eat the metal the way the OP described. ;)
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MD is doubling caused by a machine. It is common so no extra value will be added to any coin.
Looks like that Buffalo has been rotting in the desert for a long time. Damaged, probably by acid. The core is solid metal and acid will do very...
Very fine example of a folded over retained lamination error. Worth a few extra dollars but you're not going to retire on it.
It's damaged but it's worth 1/100th of a dollar.
Stop using acid! If you want to put together the set you described use a product called Nic-A-Date. It will restore the date without eating the...
Worth 1/100th of a dollar. Welcome to CT.
No they are not worth the price of grading. It's a very nice circulated coin so enjoy it as such but skip the grading.
Welcome to CT.
64 Too much reflection on the bell to see if it's FBL.
F-15
What they said.
Please don't try and count your error collection with that machine.
If the stamp has a price on it then that stamp has its value. Nothing can change that. If the stamp does not have a set value imprinted on it...
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