That is just a wee bit out of my price range.
The wait is worth it.
About $300.00 in a low grade. I don't think you will get a straight grade but I do think you'd get that price.
Grade doesn't matter as the retail price of the coin isn't worth the cost of grading. Details and reverse pitting. The reverse looks XF.
I tend to under grade coins. Price guides are just that, a guide to its value in any given grade. The true value is based on numerous factors,...
You left out the baking soda. :)
Worn and scratched so I'm at G-4, 6 at best. It may be pre WWII so it's old, 76 years old to be exact, but it's well worn.
If silver it's worth at least melt value. If a lower MS grade, not worth the cost to have it graded but if a high MS grade, then it's worth the...
What Michael K said says it all.
The first one is worth s nickel and the silver one about a buck.
I can't see the obverse or the reverse but based on the 3 edges it looks normal.
Not for me either.
Me too! :)
Welcome to CT. Your quarter is PMD or Post Mint Damage meaning what you see happened after it left the Mint.
Congrats! Nice find.
Ok, I will. DON'T clean Coins. That is the simplest everyday language I know. :)
Not at all. Just banging around in the timber will add dents, dings and scratches not to mention the media used for cleaning will destroy the...
Yes we have trolls. Yes we have a hit it rich surge. The third answer is we have a number of die variety collectors, of which DDO or DDR is a...
Welcome to CT. No your serial number is just another nothing special number.
My instant response to the seller would have been: Great, that's why I bought the coin. My plans are to use it to study the coin and it's impact...
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