Circulation damage.
Maybe a bit of MD but that is known as worthless doubling. Welcome to CT.
The OP posted a 1858 LL PCGS MS-63 CAC FEC. CDN was $875 but it sold for $1440. They asked if the price was crazy or are they missing something....
Got it! Thanks for clarifying as I was a bit confused. Clear as a bell now. :)
You're comparing apples to oranges. I'm talking identical cars with the same features. No where did I State a difference in the cars and there...
Not common but a cool error. I think this one is extra special being a silver war nickel but that's just me.
Worth about $5.00.
Isn't that what I said? Not sure what you mean.
It's very nice on hand. I saw it and it started screaming my name. I had to have it and after working out a price, well now it's mine. :)
Environmental damaged or dirty if you prefer.
Looks like a nice die clash.
Plating ruins any coin. The only exception would be the Racketeering Nickel but then, that coin had history.
6 or half a dozen, it's the same.
No as stated above.
No it doesn't.
Due to the lighter bright copper color on Cent and the date it looks like a form of damage caused by a light scrape. The higher spots could be...
A bearer bond coupon from 1862. Too bad it's in sad shape.
Looks like it took a hit that straightened it out.
Just picked this up last week. It's a complete split planchet after striking. Actually, this was in circulation for awhile before it split in two...
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