You gotta love those types of errors!
Ten dollar Indians are great but it's near impossible to put together a set. I went with the $2.50 and after a few years I have the full set. I'm...
Definitely something on the coin. It couldn't tone as air didn't reach that spot.
Sorry to hear that Randy. Silver stacking can be hazardous to your health. Ice it good for a day. Hope all is better soon.
And that's why we call it collecting! :)
Looks more like PMD caused that:
Not a true DD. Worn dies cause that.
If your wife thinks you need an intervention for a few $5.00 coins she needs to talk to my wife.
Only worth five cents.
This bill will never be much more than face value as it's not a misprint. It's been folded and shows wear in the center.
Photos would be helpful. So much goes into placing a value on coins and bills. Welcome to CT.
A very nice find and it's 40% silver so it's a keeper. No Mint mark occurs on this as it's a Philadelphia Mint. Welcome to CT.
One of the nicest Kennedy's I've seen raw in a long time. It's a common date and I don't think it would grade high enough to cover the grading...
I hope that's the case. If so I can make the drive and see another great one. Best wishes for you to live long enough to see and photograph this one.
I thought that st first but looking closer it looks like it may have been a defective planchet.?
Nothing, just read the comments and made my own.
I think it's the same one. Too far for me to get excited at this point.
Great examples of true Mint errors.
I can't figure out why it looks raised to me, it just does. o_O I know it can't be raised but it looks it, at least to me. Maybe I need a nap.
The top photo looks included but it's dark. I'm looking at the second photo and with the light it looks raised.
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