. To you too. :)
Worn dies cause this affect and in been in circulation for 73 years. Oh how eyes play tricks on us. Welcome to CT.
If you truly believe the first T in States is a 7 please explain to us how that is possible. How is it the US Mint made this error? Since it's a...
@Sallent-Thank you. I too have enjoyed seeing a portion of your fine collection. You have truly wonderful fossils and your first trilobite is...
Thank you. In my opinion it's a dateless, well worn buffalo nickel worth about .50 cents. I see no signs of a grease filled die, just wear.
@Sallent Love the trilobite. Since I live in PA and that's the state fossil, well you know. I don't have one like that but I do have a non...
You mean like those folks on the Psychic Hotline? You know they went out of business a few years ago. They should have seen that coming.
How about that. Waffles in NY look the same as there do here in PA. :wacky:
Who doesn't love a good Alexandria coin? So why should bronze disease be any different?
Can you free that buffalo and take new pictures?
Not that I know of and it's still legal tender.
Too bad the last 2 digits are 75 and not 57. As is, it's a hundred dollar bill. If it was 57, it would be a nice 4 digit repeater. :)
Yup, it's worth $100.00. The serial number is nothing special. Keep looking.
Yes, please define what a "coin dump" is.
Okay, the gouge was a defect in the planchet when it was struck. The Mint used the planchet and created an error. This is common as the Mint uses...
Just run it backwards through the same waffle machine.
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