Great pickup @Bman33. Congrats on completing your set.
One Cent
@paddyman98 You should buy this worthless coin so you can have a wonderful example of an ICG labeling error. Or not! :facepalm:
Damaged
That is something very useful.
Looks worn and damaged.
It's a Lincoln Cent. To my knowledge the US Mint never made Lincoln Cents with a Clad layer. 1989 would be a copper coat on Zinc.
Looks like worthless doubling.
You might get a couple of dollars over face. It's a 4 digit repeater but it's not crisp, it has a red stain that shows on both sides of the bill...
Ms-65
Try writing, with pen and paper, the following: ID, the number ten followed closely by an capital i. What does that tell you? I've seen that error...
Mine too. She doesn't understand it, has no idea of value and she keeps reminding me to have everything catalogue so she won't be cheated when she...
1a) Supply and demand 1b) Supply and demand 2a) No 2b) We haven't hit the real bottom yet. PM's are still declining. 3a) All depends on your...
I bet if I spent one it would be acceptable to the merchant.
I'm with you! Serial numbers are 8 digits and the lettering isn't a number. I guess the last letter must also be an A to be low. Just saying.
Only if they have a stamp that says US legal tender.
Separate names with a comma.
