You've got to be crazy if you don't.
It is a beauty but it's only worth what one is willing to pay for it. I've walked away from coins that are over grey sheet pricing.
I picked this up last week and I'm loving it! The pics are slightly out of focus. I'm trying to get used to this cell phone. Any scratches seen...
So if you do ask and they say no no harm no foul has been committed. You can always walk away.
One thing I have always gone by and so I learned this at a young age; If you don't ask it's an automatic no!
Do the cropped photos help? [ATTACH][ATTACH] I'm not seeing a PP at the end on the obverse.
Hey, it worked but still blurry. As you can see my stag was tired and decided to lay down for a spell.
I tried to crop with my cell so hope it turns out.[ATTACH][ATTACH]
I hear ya and I agree but I'd rather try this with a spray can of whipped cream.
Old die but I'd keep it as it looks neat and only costs a cent.
Not that I can see, other than one cent.
Normal for reasons stated.
Lots of small plating blisters and damage to the word Liberty.
Looks like a normal worn circulated coin to me. No errors. Welcome to CT.
Kinda neat but nothing of value and not an error.
No it is not.
Welcome to CT. Nice natural toning. Keepers for sure.
PMD
It's fairly common to put a postage stamp on a bill and have the Post Office cancel the stamp. This give it a date.
I had to read the entire thread to get that a space was not put after the D in the title. Wow, I must be getting slow.
Separate names with a comma.
