The blue is from a bank tellers stamp.
Those creases are a killer.
Thank you.
You missed my point. Buy either one or buy something else. It doesn't matter. In the end, when you sell, it is what it is and it's only worth spot...
He's riding the horse backwards to protect his rear as he retreats. :)
Your coin was damaged.
I buy the best coin I can at the lowest price I can.
That is not an error, it's called PMD or Post Mint Damage, meaning it was damaged after it left the US Mint. Welcome to CT.
The only way I can answer this is to ask: In the world of coins or here on CT? It's like two different worlds when it comes to errors. One little...
One is as good as the other. They both have PM tied to the market demand for that commodity.
A Red Book by R. S. Yeoman will do you wonders.
I hear that.
Retired, very happily retired.
Tommy, you can't be fooled by a few accidental likes.
Damaged. Nothing in the minting process would cause a mark like that.
Damaged by a machine that rolls coins as Randy stated. Welcome to CT.
We should all have a Lucky Ship! :)
Coins are not an investment. They are a collectible item.
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