Please, don't think that way. I enjoy your posts and you take great pictures. Keep looking and one day you'll find a good coin.
4 bits in my book. That's all the help I can give ya.
A circulated 2007 Wyoming State Quarter. Spotted and scratched too.
Thanks for the great write up. Enjoy yourselves and don't forget to dig for ancients and post them. :)
A standard 1965 damaged and well used quarter worth its spending value.
Just admit that you collect gold. From what I've seen you have a fantastic gold collection.
Beautiful coin! Makes me jealous!
Not that I can see.
The only thing I store in 35mm film canisters is gem and semi-precious stones. They are great to cut a slit in the top and push those sapphires...
What Rickmp said.
Best homemade slab I've ever seen. Great job @dwhiz.
Not an error. Worth face value. Welcome to CT.
In this case, $.25 cents.
I know our Mints engravers lack foresight and vision (just look at recent designs) but I never realized just how bad it was until reading every...
The date and Liberty in the crown are backwards. Nice job of reversing the obverse.
Never knew that existed. Now I'll have to look for one.
Look at the reverse of the coin.
As I stated in your other thread about a $20 star note-condition is everything and they are not worth a lot over face.
I have several paper bills used on the movies. They are known as stage money so I would call this stage coins.
Maybe a dollar over face. Pics help. They are common. Grade, condition, serial number, folds, rips or tears make a difference. A pin hole lowers...
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