The Die that struck this coin is extremely hard metal. It is engraved with the motto, a T in this case. Millions of them were struck. How can it...
I have to agree with PCGS in this case. The coin is obviously damaged. Solder is soft and has a low melting point so at least a good portion of...
That's what it looks like. Yours is in much better shape.
Lots of plating bubbles. Across Lincoln's nose and under his right ear. Also looks like a slightly misaligned Die strike. No premium.
I think the photos are better than the ones I posted last week. The coin is dark and difficult to read. Was this minted in Alexandria, Egypt....
I believe this is Gallienus. Please let me know if I'm mistaken. The obverse is porous and the reverse is much better. I can't make out the...
It's brown, no red at all. I posted a red coin for you in another thread. The letters you mentioned have been struck by another object, probably...
It helps to know what you're buying before you buy.
Just a extra bit of grease on the Die. Common and only worth face value so spend it.
Oh boy. I wish people would listen to what they are saying.
Doesn't look like it was in the dryer too long.
This coin was saved and protected. It did not circulate therefore it's shiny.
I remember seeing this once. Funny.
Well that's just dandy.
Randy, that's funny! :)
Nice and the condition is great but none of those bills are worth saving.
UTube may be responsible for getting a few newbies into the hobby but they are notorious for misinformation. That must be pointed out at every...
This is a neat vintage advertising piece from the early 1900's. The brass ring can easily be moved from one end of the puzzle to the opposite end....
Just a plating blister on a Zinc coin. Common and welcome to CT.
Not seeing anything. Welcome to CT.
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