I'm not a big fan of ANACS but I do care about the slabs, all slabs. All I want is a slab that seeks the coin to protect it, is labeled properly,...
Without photos we can only guess and my best guess is the coin in question has turned brown due to environmental issues. If this is the case it's...
Nice looking coin. Best wishes in removing that substance.
I agree with the 1916-S and the 1925. Are you convinced yet?
Also looks like a very small die chip to me.
You will have a new book after you've worn one out. Merry Christmas @CoinBlazer
That is one very nice looking token!
Hope you can get the lacquer off of that coin without damaging the coin.
That's fantastic Noah. I hope you had a great Christmas! Kudos to @lordmarcovan, @spirityoda and @dwhiz fir sending great coins to a young collector!
A 69 I think.
You can't compare an 83 to a 65.
Circulation damage is all I can see.
Give it time. They will appear.
Why grade them? They are safe in the government case. I doubt any of them will grade high enough to make it worth the cost.
One of the closest wannabes I'vecseen in a long time.
Looks like a die crack extending out of Jefferson's ponytail. Nice looking coin. Welcome to CT.
I'm at 64.
What a fantastic gift! I could use one of those. @paddyman98 could use about 50 of them. lol Merry Christmas
Yup, better pics please and welcome to CT.
@Mark Metzger Both are nice looking but they are common notes. Nothing special about them. The value can only be determined by condition, folds,...
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