Slightly misaligned die but normal. It's a spender.
There is a market for toned silver. Some folks are crazy about it, others are picky. Depending on the date, mint mark, year and type of coin or...
All coins are worth something. Given the cost of grading these I doubt one will recover that cost.
A Steelhead is a fish. It's a cross between a trout and a salmon. They are strong and really put up a great fight.
Forget the nice setup. Look at those coins! Great pics and wonderful coins. :)
I'd say that's one of the best grease filled coins ever. Not worth a lot but in my book it's a definite keeper. :)
Ugly toning to me.
A lot of older coins were cleaned. If the coin healed nicely it will probably get a pass. New cleanings will not be graded or graded cleaned.
Saw ads for them but smart enough not to buy anything. Sorry they did this. Glad that got caught.
More like 2 coins in a vise. You got the idea but stated it backwards. I had to laugh but you did get it.
It's worth face value. A fairly nice cent for the age but it's copper and looks nothing like a steel cent. Do a search for 1943 cents and you'll...
A strong 63. I see nice fields but not reflective enough for PL. No way a DMPL. Yes, leave it in the GSA holder if you decide to submit.
Not a rim cud. It's an issue with the collar at the time of minting.
I'll have to take your word as I don't have a photo to look at.
Just fingerprints and plating blisters.
This question is best answered by @paddyman98 as he collects errors.
What the frog said. Very common and worth face value.
Very common on what we call zlincolns, Cents minted 1982 to date. Lots of minor but extremely common errors occur on copper plated Zinc cents.
Welcome to CT. If you post a few coins at a time members here can assist you. We also have a for sale forum. Best wishes.
Two to three dollars per roll would be average. Any higher, you're at coin dealer prices. Any lower, you're not maximizing yourself. That's what I...
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