No, all of your spelling is correct.
What they said.
Sorry but I'm not seeing it. I'm not aware of a DDO on a 1923.
What they said and not worth over a dollar at best.
Damaged as stated. Spend it.
If you can't sell it on eBay try Esty. ;)
It's a small clip so experience counts. If it was a larger clip all you need to do is take a similar coin and place in the missing curved (clip)...
You're welcome.
Ouch!!
A Philadelphia impaired proof.
Welcome back. Why did you leave the warmth in PR? Great look Franklin and another addition to your errors. Are you running out of room to store...
Victor David Brenner, the designer of the coin. His initials were on the reverse but we're removed. In 1918 the initials were placed on the...
He means environmental damaged or ED, not Ed.
Worn with circulation damage but not a Mint error.
A circulation rarity in terms used by the US Mint is anything less than a billion coins produced.
The steps are broken right above the I in Monticello. There's more to the steps but not full steps by a long shot.
This looks like Michael K said. A woodie, improperly mixed alloy with a harsh cleaning. That was my first thought.
No, the gray sheet is what most dealers go by. What is high is the show prices. Some dealers ask more and are willing to come down as a "show...
I've heard of them but never seen one on hand. I wouldn't mind adding one to my collection. It's a firm of a counter stamp, like a chop mark on a...
I love the Franklins. Don't know why but I love them especially in a high grade.
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