Ok, now we understand a little more about what you are asking. As a general rule but not always the case, you will pay $2.00-$4.00 over spot for...
Looks normal to me.
No offense meant but if I have to answer that question for you, you shouldn't be buying silver. It all depends on how much you paid!
Very nice find. Was this a recent find? You can still read the date.
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Very nice. I'll have to read up on these.
Die chip. It's common. No real added value.
As an antique dealer I can tell you, yes, they are overpriced. On coins, sets, medals, tokens or anything like it. They have rent, overhead and...
Lincoln took a hit in the face, now he's got a grown, what s disgrace. PMD and it's the best I could do on short notice. Do so need help? :)
Two pence, twopence or tuppence as it's all the same and it's not really enough to feed the birds. :)
As far as I know there is no difference. The meaning is the same as is the value. It can be spelled either way.
The toning is a bit dark but it's a clean coin. No real dings or scratches that I can see. If your pleased what's the problem?
Yes indeed. Another nice die chip for your collection. Way to go Shrews.
Thanks Paddy54. Count me in. I'll have to check the date and hopefully it won't be on the same day as a rock show.
Another fine example from your growing error collection.
Is that what I'd know as a crater face?
Nice looking MAD. MAD's are more common than not. Worth about a dollar.
That's a great error Paddy. The label says obverse and reverse so let's ether other side too.
That would make a great addition to any collection. A rim to rim planchet lamination on a coin that's 101 years old.
Consider the coin itself and don't be afraid to make an offer.
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