[ATTACH] [ATTACH] And sometimes the small cracks can identify special dies My late die state 1982 dimes all show it
[ATTACH] Not all die chips are created equal I saved a few over my CRH career
No Way it’s a strike through
A teller at my local branch bank had a gold plated 1971 Kennedy... Hated to tell her.... well you know
Cleaned? Not in my collection
[ATTACH]Welcome to CoinTalk The members here will give you great advice. Pictures are the key to save you time and money You could layout a...
[ATTACH] Sandwiched not plated. Like our current dimes, quarters and Kennedy halves. Just made with a silver mix from 65-70
No Joe. OUTER layers are EIGHTY% silver. Overall coin is 40%
Bi-level crack? DDD. Well used die
Outer layers are 80% silver, like old Canadian silver. Never saw that kind of NT on 80% silver
20% under spot is a good price Not an easy sell
And somewhat misaligned
And shipped to your door! Not much downside to that purchase
I don’t see any RR tracks. Even slightly out of collar dimes usually show some tracks I just put most back in circulation I’d spend that one
I’d try new batteries
My 1961 $5. Not for sale
Nice one!
Fool me once...
[ATTACH] Hi Jason. Welcome to CoinTalk Small die cracks are common and have little to no added value. The lamination error is minor and very...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] CRH find last winter. After a bath in both acetone and H2O it’s still ugly. But I’ll keep it anyway
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