The ding looks deep enough to keep from getting a straight grade. Nice looking otherwise.
Looks like a normal "blob" S to me. Very common for the S to be filled in.
Do with them as you wish but keep one for yourself, just because. In the future years I think you'll be glad you did.
I enjoyed the pics and the write up. Thank you and I have to get one of these. Biblical coins hold a deep fascination with me. Happy Easter to all!
I'd keep it as they no longer Mint these. About $3.00 retail for that condition.
Homemade or otherwise
If you decide to sell them at a garage sale remember that they know where you live. If you grade them and your wrong you could be held liable for...
Reminds me of the guy who won over a million dollars in Las Vegas on a nickel slot machine a good number of years ago. He insisted on being pay in...
Pictures please.
If this happens it will be the buying frenzy of the century, of which I will be a part of.
Thank you. :)
Definitely not silver.
Sounds like a water taxi.
Please send a picture of the other side of this plaque. I have a few CSA notes that were printed here. Fascinating history.
All I see is a New York environmentaly damaged quarter. I think the stains on the coin are causing what you are seeing.
PMD. It's a spender!
No error. It's what is known as environmental damage. The discoloration was caused by being in the ground. Welcome to CT.
Rachel, I can't see what you're talking about. Probably me as I'm tired today. I'm glad you enjoy the thrill and excitement you feel when you find...
True but if he would have sprinkled baking soda in the soil, not touching the plant in any way, he would have had sweeter, less acidic tomatoes....
It's spring and FDR was gardening. Environmental damage. Welcome to CT.
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