Well then, since that's the case I'll refrain from answering.
A beautiful coin! AU-58.
It's called MD or mechanical doubling. It's so common it wouldn't surprise me if there are more coins with MD than without it. What a great job...
Nice circulation find. Keep it up.
Not an error of any type. Circulation wear and damaged by an individual with to much time on their hands and not enough brains to do something...
I just looked at the op's photos again. I now remember a good number of years ago that I've seen this before. You take a well worn Buffalo Nickel...
Buffed to perfection.
I've had about 20 minutes and I can't get your question off my mind. This has led me to ask myself a question, one that I will ask you. Why do...
You bought a Type 1 1917 Standing Liberty Quarter that has been harshly cleaned. You can see the cleaning marks on both sides in the fields. Not...
Being as polite as I can but to get my point across I'll say, you are not the coin police so stay out of it. If your opinion is asked by either...
No proofs here, just low circulated Cents.
Looks cleaned and retoned to me. I'd pass on it. It looks pretty but I don't buy pretty, I buy the coin.
Looks like a common 194? With a paint stain. You can't hurt the coin by using paint remover on it. I normally would not recommend this as is...
I'll take the gold coins any day over bullion. They are dated, filled with history and have wonderful designs. You just can't beat that at today's...
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